rich man <br />or woman <br />poor born <br /> <br />with <br />abilities <br />gifts <br /> <br />which enable <br />him or her <br />to fast prosper <br /> <br />meet a market <br />need or potential <br />to self develop <br /> <br />economically <br />to create wealth <br />statistically <br /> <br />such workaholics <br />may be too busy <br />to ever relax enough <br /> <br />to enjoy <br />their wealth <br />for long <br /> <br />so driven <br />by need <br />to achieve <br /> <br />constantly <br />changing <br />set goals <br /> <br />their <br />own <br />set <br /> <br />maximum <br />economic <br />potential <br /> <br />inherited wealth <br />especially old wealth <br />is a very different <br /> <br />animal <br />wealth <br />takes <br /> <br />a lot <br />of time <br />care <br /> <br />not all <br />relatives <br />share in <br /> <br />or <br />equally <br />in <br /> <br />bequeathed <br />inheritance <br />of fortunes <br /> <br />when <br />it <br />comes <br /> <br />to the acid test <br />good hearts <br />are found among <br /> <br />rich and poor <br />percentages <br />of goodness <br /> <br />the quality <br />of any heart <br />not as easily <br /> <br />defined <br />as cliché <br />experts <br /> <br />assert <br />weigh <br />hearts<br /><br />Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/created-wealth-versus-inherited-wealth/
