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At	A
the age of five	B
I was certain about	C
everything	D
	-
In	-
China	E
French was	F
spoken	G
in	-
Africa	E
there was a bird called a kangaroo	H
and	I
the Virgin Mary	J
was	F
Catholic and had a	E
skyblue	K
robe on	L
	-
She was made of wax and was the dear	M
Lord's mother	N
	-
When I grew up	O
I wanted	P
to become	Q
Schiller and Goethe	R
and	I
live	B
in Berlin behind the palace	S
	-
When I had children	G
I wanted	P
to have them all	K
painted	P
	-
That	A
wouldn't be so expensive	T
and	I
they wouldn't tear	U
their	U
pants	V
	-
At	A
Pollakowski's book bindery	U
hung a	E
large colorful	K
flyspeckbespeckled	A
poster	U
with a white stallion rearing on his hind legs	W
	-
The fat Turk with the shining saber on the post	A
was	F
Ali Pascha	X
	-
If I ever	U
got a dime	Y
I wanted	A
to buy it for myself	Z
	-
But	A
mostly	K
I did so want to discover	U
the source of the Nile	K
I	-
knew exactly	K
how	A2
you would do it	A
	-
Where	U
it flowed out	A
you simply go into a	E
boat	A
paddled piddled and puddled	A
to where	U
everything stops	B2
	-
Then you were there	U
	-
There	U
there were apes	C2
throwing oranges and coconuts at each other	U
gold dust	A
and	A
grape raisin trees with bushels of almonds	D2
on them	E2
	-
And	A
so I wouldn't starve	F2
I would	A
take	G2
lots of barley sugar bars along and a mess of carob bread	A
	-
But	A
I wouldn't tell	K
anyone	G
	-
That	A
I kept for myself	Z
alone	H2
	-
Only	K
I wondered	A
to myself	Z
why the others were	U
all	K
so dumb	Q

Arno Holz

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