GOING INTO BREECHES

Series: Poetry for Children

The narrative centers on a young boy named Philip, who experiences a significant transition as he exchanges his childhood attire for breeches, symbolizing his entry into manhood. The poem captures his joy and pride in this rite of passage, highlighting the newfound freedoms and responsibilities that come with it. Philip revels in the ability to engage in traditionally masculine activities such as running, riding, and playing sports, which were previously restricted by his petticoats. As he embraces his new identity, he must also abandon the games of childhood, such... AI Generated Content

~1811 CE
Available in: English
Easy

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