Tag Archives: wealth

As promised, here is the first clue: Word for word, the full sentence is: “Similarly, the man who wins wealth unjustly: his days half done, he must leave it, proving a fool after all.”

This is not a traditional haiku poem. It isn’t about nature, but it was in something I read Saturday, and in my head, it sounded like haiku. I paraphrased it slightly to make it fit. See if you can figure … Continue reading →