Greedy

In the dance of desire, where hunger breeds,

Greedy hands grasp, sowing selfish seeds.

Eyes alight with covetous gleam,

Chasing hollow dreams, lost in the scheme.

Greed, a hunger that knows no end,

Consumes the soul, a relentless trend.

More and more, a craving insatiable,

In the pursuit of riches, power, and fame,

Hearts grow heavy, burdened by shame.

For what is gained at the cost of another's loss,

Leaves a bitter taste, a moral gloss.

A call for kindness, a brighter word.

For in the heart's true wealth, beyond gold and gain,

Lies the richness of love, untainted and plain.