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What is the summary of the poem ature by H W Longfellow?

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What is the summary of the poem
ature by H W Longfellow?

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This is the way nature deals with us. The poet compares us, humans, with the child and nature with the mother and sleep with our end, death. With each passing days of our life, time slips away from our hand, the days remaining in our lives get shorter. And in this course of time, nature takes away from us our beloveds, our possessions. In the end, as the rule of nature, we are bound to separate from all our relationships, all our belongings behind and leave this world. The process is so gradual that we hardly notice our end creeping towards us. Nobody knows what happens after death. Man keep on wondering what awaits him after his death and before he gets his answer, he himself meets his own death. As it says, we go to a different world after death. Our whole life passes away but we fail to reach a conclusion regarding our fate in the other world. We do not get to decide whether we want to stay on this earth, or depart after death for another world, unknown to us. We stay too much engag

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