If You've Lived Where I Have Lived (by Kanako)   If you've lived where I have lived, you'd see what I have seen, the waving lanky palm trees, the wide brown Saramaca River.   If you've lived where I have lived, you'd taste what I have tasted, the sweet squishy papayas, other tropical flavors dancing in your mouth.   If you've lived where I have lived, you'd smell what I have smelled, the smell of Fernandes bread soaring like a bird, the smell of people cooking different dishes.   If you've lived where I have lived, you'd hear what I have heard, the mighty choir of toads in the rain, the waterfalls racing between the rocks.   If you've lived where I have lived, you'd see the beauty of it. You'd see why I love it- Suriname, my home.   Kanako is an 8th grade student at the American Cooperative School (as of the 2001-2002 school year)