Poem 32# Children's Rhymes: Peddler’s Monologue

“Good day Good day Good day

 do come to stay, good day.

Do come

I sell all that you want

and do not want.

Small things large things,

 Pretty things ugly thing,

And things of every kind

For the seeing and the blind,

For those with no heads,

 And for those with a mind. 

Buy all what you need

And buy all that what want

And buy all that you do not need

 And I reassure you will find

that I have things of every kind.

Things grand and great

and things brought by fate,

 and things order a little to late.

Antiques I say.

Buy more,

do stay.

Here and only here

will you find

things of every kind,

for the young and  for the old,

sold, sold and sold.

Buy and buy lord

bring me my gold.

 It must flitter from your pocket to mine

and it will be worth greater than any other dime.
 M y prices are cheep and not a penny more,

 even when the prices sore.”