1. how does the poet's realisation that hell n heaven do not really exist caused his loss of childhood?

2. what do Hell n Heaven signify?

3. how did the poet come to the conclusion that Hell n Heaven have no real presence?

4. what did the poet realise about the adults?

5. how are the adults responsible in the loss of his childhood?

6. do u support the poet's claim as just?

7.what di the poet discover about his mind?

8. has the realisation about his mind gladdend or disappointed him?

9. explain "that were not those of other people but my own and mine alone"?

10. what dors the poet regret of?

11. where does the poet think he can find his childhood?

12. how can the poet relive his childhood?

3. The author understood that hell and heaven are not names of places to be found in atlas or maps, he justifies himself that since he has understood the reality of hell and heaven, so he is no longer a child and that he has become an adult.

4. he has realised that adults often talk and preach about love but when the opportunity comes, they forget about love and fight with each other.

5. the adults are responsible because, the author has understood the dual personality of adults and that they talk of love, but they fight with each other

7. the speaker finds out that his mind was generating his own ideas without being influenced by others.

9. he is referring to his own toughts, ideas and opinions.

10. the poet regrets loosing his childhood.

11. according to the poet, the childhood innocence can only be found on an infant's face.

that's all i could answer. i hope it serves the purpose! :)