Just saw your entry for the appreciation contest and i must confess you did a great job.....,reaally would love to connect with a great mind like you..

That been said..,

sees the poet continuing in the journey of life in a mood far different from that of the first stanza. Here there is a peace that is coming from the realization that man's search for hope lies in himself not elsewhere. The implication of this is that the poet's 'sleep is sweet as the mulberry'. The poet is no longer troubled. He now has hope because what he has been seeking lies in him. At this point, the poet becomes happy and pain experienced in his search in stanza 1 is discarded.

Same interpretation i got from the poem...,