Twenty crosses in toy-related poems

toy

Tagore

How happy you are, son,

Sitting in the dust all morning, playing with a green branch.

I smiled and watched you play with that broken branch.

As for me, I am busy calculating and adding up figures hour after hour.

Maybe you look at me and think, "What a stupid game! Ruined the morning! "

Son, I have forgotten the ability to concentrate on playing with branches and mud cakes.

I am looking for expensive toys to collect gold and silver together.

And you, no matter what you find, can invent a happy game.

I spend my time and energy on things I'll never get.

I struggled to cross the sea of desire in a fragile canoe,

Forget that you are also playing games.