Peace begins with a smile,
An epitome of benignity once said,
Smile even when troubles are in a pile,
Inner peace springs up when you smile,
It's enough if you just smile,
Especially when the scrap strikes an end
There is nothing more to be further said.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
What does when the scrap strikes an end mean? (For several years, I have looked for an opportunity to use epitome of benignity. I guess I wasn't 100% original, but Google only found two instances of its use, so maybe 99 44/100% original? 😜)