Concerned about the search of childhood, in his poetry for (and about) children, Grigore Vieru explores imaginarily the area of the lost paradise through an indisputable consistency. In the hope of finding the childish archipelagos, through the prism of his artistic recollection, the poet seeks to discover the equivalences of the infantile universe. Returning to childhood is possible only by identifying one's being with that of a child. All the Vieru‟s living things make up small "worlds." In the poem dedicated to the little reader, the role of these "worlds" is not limited only in an axiological perspective, they create a favourable atmosphere to the little reader, they energize and promote well-being, while encouraging the child to adventure and play.