The poem compares the moon to a golden chin of China. The poet talks about how he was admiring the moon one beautiful evening, and he says that the moon looked just like a golden chin of China, except that it was much lovelier. The poet then goes on to describe the beauty of the moon, and he says that it was a perfect example of God's handiwork.
The poem ends with the poet reflecting on the beauty of the moon and how it reminds him of the beauty of God's creation. He says that the moon is a symbol of hope for the beauty that can come out of darkness, and he says that just like the moon, we can find hope in the darkness of our lives.