Question

The Little Land

When at home alone I sit

And am very tired of it,

I have just to shut my eyes

To go sailing far away

To the pleasant Land Of Play; (1)



Where the little people are;

Where the clover-tops are trees,

And the rain-pools are the seas.

And the leaves, like little ships,

Sail about on tiny trips. (2)



Should a leaflet come to hand

Drifting near to where I stand,

Straight I'll board that tiny boat

Round the rain-pool sea to float. (3)



When my eyes I once again

Open, and see all things plain:

High bare walls, great bare floor;

Great big people perched on chairs,

Each a hill that I could climb,

And talking nonsense all the time- (4)



O dear me, .

That I could be

A sailor on the rain-pool sea,

A climber in the clover tree, And just come back, a sleepy-head,

Late at night to go to bed. (5)

Which of these is/are true about the Land of Play?

It is not real.
lt is a dangerous.
It can be visited only at night.
It makes little things seem big.
It has many interesting animals.

Answer 1

It can be visited only at night.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Land of Play is something that the author dreams of at night, so only at night can the author vision the Land of Play. Otherwise, the author will just have to face reality and follow daily routines.