When the people were with no ego,
There was a small self made man
Who sold beautiful art pieces in a can,
Cries out by soliciting each and every household,
His voice made every one behold,
The glittering crafty skill,
Of the artisans frill,
A one to one admiration arose,
While the buyers browse,
The vendor comments on the pieces,
Quotes easily the prices,
In his familiar friendly tone
Inducing the buyer to a bargain shown,
Expressing an easy mode of payment,
By extending a fair discount,
Summing up the transaction in a benign note,
Bidding adieu to the customers with a smiling dote,
Pushes his rattling cycle along the lane
Ringing his bell in a rejoicing plane.
They knew not the moderen trade,
Of malls and markets grade,
Remained contented with grace,
Which kept all othere efface
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One reply on “A vendor In A Bicycle.”
Rather miss the vendors…not a fan of the large malls.