The poem titled "Children's Song" by R.S. Thomas is about children versus adults. The poem is written from the children's viewpoint.

In the first four lines of the poem, the poet vividly describes the children's world, saying that it is a world too small for the adults to stoop and enter even on hands and knees. The following line states that the adult subterfuge. So far, the poet has placed the adults in a bad light. The word "stoop" can be used as a double meaning. The obvious meaning is defined by to bend forward and down from the waist or the middle of the back. However, in this poem, it can also be used that the adults debase themselves. This is inferred from the fact that the adults subterfuge. The adults flee. Even though adults explore and investigate with their psychic eyes, and secretly listen to...