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A Child's Garden of Verses (1885) 
by
Robert Louis Stevenson Travel I should like to rise and go 
Where the golden apples grow;-- 
Where below another sky 
Parrot islands anchored lie, 
And, watched by cockatoos and goats, 
Lonely Crusoes building boats;-- 
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Eastern cities, miles about, 
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Where the Great Wall round China goes, 
And on one side the desert blows, 
And with the voice and bell and drum, 
Cities on the other hum;-- 
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Where the knotty crocodile 
Lies and blinks in the Nile, 
And the red flamingo flies 

Hunting fish before his eyes;--
Where in jungles near and far, 
Man-devouring tigers are, 
Lying close and giving ear 
Lest the hunt be drawing near, 
Or a comer-by be seen 
Swinging in the palanquin;-- 
Where among the desert sands 
Some deserted city stands, 
All its children, sweep and prince, 
Grown to manhood ages since, 
Not a foot in street or house, 
Not a stir of child or mouse, 

And when kindly falls the night,
In all the town no spark of light. 
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