The Life of the Rich

The rich live in their mansions,

With their wealth and their possessions,

Looking down on the poor,

As if they're nothing more.

They dine on caviar and champagne,

While the rest of us struggle to make ends meet,

They flaunt their designer clothes and jewelry,

While we can barely afford to eat.

Their lives are a never-ending party,

Full of extravagance and excess,

They care nothing for the world outside,

Only their own success.

But let us not be fooled by their facade,

For beneath the surface lies a truth,

That their wealth and power can only last so long,

And one day it will all come crashing down.

So let us not envy the rich,

For they are nothing but fools,

Living in a world of their own creation,

And blind to the suffering of those they rule.