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James Whitcomb Riley - A Child-WorldJames Whitcomb Riley - A Child-World
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_The Child-World--long and long since lost to view--       A Fairy Paradise!--   How always fair it was and fresh and new--     How every affluent hour heaped heart and eyes       With treasures of surprise!   Enchantments tangible: The under-brink       Of dawns that launched the sight   Up seas of gold: The dewdrop on the pink,     With all the green earth in it and blue height       Of heavens infinite:   The liquid, dripping songs of orchard-birds--       The wee bass of the bees,--   With lucent deeps of silence afterwards;     The gay, clandestine whisperings of the breeze       And glad leaves of the trees.                       *   O Child-World: After this world--just as when       I found you first sufficed   My soulmost need--if I found you again,     With all my childish dream so realised,       I should not be surprised._
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