what did the Vagabond compare the world to?
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The vagabond compares the world to a walk.
- In this poem by Robert Louis Stevenson, the poet is in love with nature and likes to wander from place to place so that the natural elements can be seen and felt.
- He likes to see the sky and sleep in a natural way so that the open sky can be seen at all times. The only thing that he needs around him is the natural surroundings and the road under his feet so that he can keep wandering from place to place.
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