Page 1 : 2. The last two lines of the poem are not, prohibitions or instructions. What is the adult, now asking the child to do? Do you think the, poet is suggesting that this is unreasonable?, Why?, , Ans: In the poem, the adult advises the child, about the things that he should do and should, not do. However, in the last two lines, the, adult expects the child to make his own, decisions. Yes, the poet suggests that this is, unreasonable because the child cannot, decide what he should or should not do when, his actions are bound by instructions and, prohibitions.