For an individual to learn, he must have trust in someone or something. “Oh yet we trust that somehow good will be the final goal of ill.” Oh that the earth has a reason, a point of life, that an individual trusts in the society that he was brought up in. There must be the trust in society that nothing is ever for nothing, that all shall end with the knowledge that there was a purpose to the time on earth. “To pangs of nature, sins of will, defects of doubt, and taints of blood,” No matter the matter, all has a purpose, a cause for which it is on this planet. There will be no defects or sins for the will of man is that of his own and if there is a purpose, there can be no defects because life is about making mista

However, with each fantasy, there is always the result of the realization of the genuine world. “Behold we know not anything,” the trust was mistaken for the society which an individual is brought up in does not teach the truth. “At last – far off – at last, to all and every winter change to spring,” at last, although far off, the darkness will change to light, it may begin badly but the end result of life will always be pleasant. It is difficult to end a dream, as reality is harsh and difficult to go back to.

“But what am I?” An infant crying in the night is now of some importance. An infant crying in the night with no language but a cry now has some meaning. This infant is not merely an infant but a symbol of the transition of the dream of a child into the reality of an adult. In this dream, there is the creation of a trust in society and trust in the fact that there is a purpose for all life but is slowly demolished by the truth of the world and the realization that the world is not a dream and Ralph is forever changed because of it. Now there is yet another question to be asked, “what are you?”

When reading this poem, one is able to relate the story of the infant to Ralph, the young boy on the forever-scarred island. Similar to the infant in “In Memoriam,” Ralph begins with complete faith in society. He has always depended on the kindness of people and based his world on love, kindness, and beauty. To Ralph, the world was a perfect place where nothing was done in vain. He always trusted that somehow, “good will

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