Kanini

In a bustling town, there lived Kanini fair,

With grace in her step and silver in her hair.

She preached a truth that many did ignore,

About respect for wealth, a lesson to explore.

"People who squander, who treat money with disdain,

Often find themselves in hardship's chain.

For money, my dear, is not just a game,

It's earned with sweat, and carries a name."

She spoke of dignity, of honor, and of pride,

In earning a living, with no shortcuts to hide.

For those who abuse, who let money slip away,

May find themselves with debts they cannot pay.

Kanini knew the value of every coin and note,

And through her wisdom, she gently wrote,

That respect for money is respect for oneself,

To safeguard wealth, like books on a shelf.

So heed her words, oh passerby,

And let them echo 'neath the sky,

For those who cherish what they earn,

Will find respect and fortune in turn.