Children grouse about the ill-treatment <br />of the poor by the teachers, <br />and feel envy towards the wards of the rich. <br />When they are infected by this virus, <br />they are easy preys to some adults <br />who make them steal to heal their greed. <br />The teachers should nip the bud of jealousy <br />by telling tales and sharing the surplus things. <br />The boys and girls are unhappy <br />when the unworthy are given better marks <br />and they hate the partial teachers <br />and avoid to see them and respect them. <br />The grown-up boys are eaten up with grudge <br />when their favourites wink at others. <br />They need counsels to compromise with <br />some of the abundant beauties present everywhere. <br />Jealousy motivates the good to invent and produce <br />but aggravates the bad to make bombs and kill. <br /> ---<br /><br />rajendran muthiah<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/jealousy-117/
