The Reality of Life
He looks to finish school
He wants money
He is such a fool
He is very funny
He gets a job
He buys a house
He is such a snob
He found himself a spouse
He wants more money
He wants his children to be wise
He doesn’t have time to enjoy the day, ever so sunny
He says he needs a bigger house, he sighs
He grows his bank accounts more than ever before, very wise
He buys a house of immense size
He stands proudly at the huge entrance door
He cries, on his deathbed, unsatisfied, and silently dies.
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