Stanza 1:
The persona is questioning on why the grass appears to be green and why the wind could not be seen. This event is most likely to be happening between morning and noon as the plenty of sunlight reach the ground at that time, enabling one to see the true green colour of grass. In addition, one must be outdoor to feel the wind; therefore this is most likely to be happening during the day.

Stanza 2:
The persona contemplate that there must be a great mind who taught the birds to build their nests, and who told the trees to take a rest. This most probably occur during evening or dusk as birds return to their nests at that time; not to mention the trees which rest from photosynthesis as the sunlight begin to weaken. In my opinion, this stanza shows that the persona is actually a man rather than a child; as an ordinary child will not yet be able to understand the process of photosynthesis, thus will not be able to perceive the trees as “resting”.

Stanza 3:
This stanza most probably happens at night, as the persona observes the moon. He/she is looking at moon when he suddenly remembered about full moon and wondered where the missing bits of the moon are about.

Stanza 4:
This stanza happens after a rainstorm as the persona questions about who lights the stars after they were blocked by storm clouds and lightning flash. This too, happens at night.​

Stanza 5:
The persona sees the rainbow and clouds, and he wonders them all in place. This event is most likely to happen after the rain, and most probably at day.

Stanza 6:
In this stanza, the persona asks the reader on why “Dad” did not tell him/her about all that, if he knows. The persona said “Dad” as if it is in general; he/she did not refer to “my Dad” or “someone’s Dad”.​