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Money, not your honey

 

Money, not your honey

 

If I am more with you, you are called wealthy.

If I am less with you, you are called poor.

 

If you use me more, you are called lavish.

If you use me less, you are called stingy.

 

If you run behind me, you are called greedy.

If you know how much you need me, you are called wise.

 

If you misuse me, you will be on the Roads.

If you use me wisely, you will be safe at your home.

 

If you think more about me, you will be restless.

If you think less about me, you will be peaceful.

 

Don't allow me to enter your life beyond your needs; it is like water entering the ship; though the boat requires water to sail, the ship will sink if the same water enters the boat.

 

Don't let others define your character based on me; I am just numbers printed on the papers or digitally transferred from one account to another.

 

My name is Money, but not your honey. If you know the art of using me, I am your friend; if you don't, I will be your enemy.

 

M.L. Narendra Kumar

 

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