The poem is a child’s tune, as an inquiry and answer. The main stanza is rustic and descriptive, while the second spotlights on the spiritual matters and contains clarification and similarity. Though the poem is simple, the question brought up by the child is profound. The question of ("who made thee?") is a straightforward one, but then the child is also takes advantage of the profound question that every single person has about their own roots and the way of creation. The sonnet's simplistic structure adds to the impact of innocence, since the circumstance of a kid conversing with a creature is a credible one, and not just a scholarly invention. Yet by noting his own particular question, the kid changes over it into a logical one, in this