As pockets start emptying, problems start mushrooming and when pockets become empty, faults come up plenty!
In the beginning money in pocket looks like honey and the person rules like gunny; soon that money flows around smelling sweet and the person floats around with fragrance spread all over; in the end, that pocket money becomes boney and the person in picture becomes funny!
Pockets remain full, praises go endless!
Lending pockets and spending hands go together!
As pockets start draining, rainy days start dancing!
Mending a person with spending habit ever remains a pending task sending alarm signals around endlessly!
Vending machines play endless music as spending habits dance non stop!
Pockets rule as well as get fooled depending on one's hold!
Pockets filled nil, ills kill truth; Pockets filled full, truth goes dull; Pockets filled right, truth blooms upright!
True. The popular Tamil proverb "Panam pathum seiyum" pathalam varai payum" brings forth the power of money and the pockets and its influence on people and the society.
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ReplyDeleteThe popular Tamil proverb "Panam pathum seiyum" pathalam varai payum" brings forth the power of money and the pockets and its influence on people and the society.
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DeleteDear Sreedhar Ji, I have a small request for you. My blog BookFoodLanguage completed 10 years yesterday, and as part of my anniversary celebrations, I would be delighted if you would write a guest post for my blog.
ReplyDeleteYour sincere and regular reading of my posts, and the likes you leave almost every day, have been a wonderful source of encouragement to me. It would be especially meaningful to have your thoughts featured on my blog at this milestone.
You may choose any topic close to your heart—books, literature, life experiences, observations, or anything you feel my readers would enjoy.
If you are willing, please write to me at anumay1978@gmail.com. I would be truly honoured to feature your guest post as part of my blog's 10th anniversary celebrations. 🙏