The peddler of the great land peddles from village to village,
He walks through the dusty roads with his usual trade cry,
Little children love him the most,
He is a real friend of them.
Many people come and buy wares from him,
Some have no money to buy,
They want to stay far in a pensive mood,
But the noble peddler goes to them and consoles,
"Money doesn't matter,
Take this thing,
Don't hesitate,
I am your friend,
Never lament, always smile."
All smile, he smiles,
The sun shines all the time;
The peddler proceeds farther tirelessly with a smooth rhythm,
Until the sun sets.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
such a lovely, simple story! I liked this very much and you perfectly captured the benevolence and peace existing within the peddler..thank you so much for sharing...10 Lodigiana