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Money

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Money can avail –
Food but not appetite
Clothes but not modesty
House but not home
Medicine but not health
Cozy bed but not sleep
Possession but not joy.

Yet a majority of men
Run after money
As if chasing a mirage
During their entire life
And in the process lose
Solace, peace and bliss
Of mind and heart.

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