What is the poem hunchback in park about?

The poem "Hunchback in the Park" by Dylan Thomas is about a woman who is observing a hunchback sitting on a bench in a park. The woman notices the hunchback's deformity and is initially shocked and repulsed. However, as she continues to observe him, she begins to see beyond his physical appearance and empathize with his emotional pain. The poem explores themes of isolation, loneliness, and empathy.