the robin and the cemetery

The robin redbreast is hardly afraid, He is not afraid of cemeteries, Seeing me, he lands on the grave of the Bouvier family, Looks at me, then flies on that of Cécile Kerneis, Since he is Breton, the bird waits for me a little, And flies again to the tomb in black marble of a man named Brélivet, The robin redbreast is not afraid of graves, nor of me, All the dead are his friends, like saints, He flies again and lands on the stone of François Le Gall, Then happily jumps on the gray tomb of Alexis Kerbaol. He watches me, like a small soldier with medals, He prays religiously on the white stele of Madame Coat, The little robin is not afraid of cemeteries, nor of me, On the tomb of Hervé Jaouen, he finds his pride, In the cemetery, all the dead are his friends. NB names are from Brittany