Ron Nissen = thoughtful verses for the pilgrim (with good eye sight)

Matthew Fitzhenry I don't consider myself a French scholar at all, but here is my attempt at the translation: Pilgrim, where are you going? Why do you graze (along?) this long voyage Hiker, where are you going? Your backpack for everything committed Maybe you don’t know where you are going That you (?) on this path It’s possible that it be faith Maybe you are not Christian There is God already for a thousand years That great adventure is born Walker, you are the decendant Of men who (?) You will traverse regions, valleys, groves, villages The rocks will recount to you, Stories of Pilgrimage You would (?) the rivers, The mountains, the Pyrenees Only yesterday it was the border During the hours you will climb Then you will be in Spain On the “Camino” you will suffer like Emperor Charlemagne, He too has gone there With the Basques you will sing You will drink the wine of La Rioja Castille will burn you And Galicia you will reach And when only one among so many others You (?) in the distance The Cathedral of the Apostle You will no longer forget the way