The poet then thinks about the third possibility of

losing his childhood which is, when he found out that

his mind was owned by him. He could produce his
own thoughts and not those of other people. A sense
of originality and individuality dawned on him.

Lastly the poet thinks that his childhood went to some

forgotten place that is hidden in the face of an infant.
Through this poem, the poet implies that as infancy is
replaced by childhood, in the same way childhood is
also followed and replaced by adolescence. It is just a
stage in the process of growing up.