Law Of Diminishing Utility Poem by Chan Mongol

Law Of Diminishing Utility

LAW OF DIMINISHINGNG UTILITY
BY: Chan Mongol


Don't you remember the law of diminishing utility?

When you go up and real rich you give away all of your money!

You are very poor when your body and soul are empty;

You dig goldmines and Pharaoh's treasury!

He had the kingdom and didn't steal;

But thugs stole led by grandpa of Israel!

Then, those Pharaohs wanted peace even after deaths of physiques;

In modern age, we all are amazed of Pharaoh people's techniques!

Later days, Abrahamic kings made Pharaohs as villains by twisting history!

Alas! As a very ordinary man I voiced, I wrote since I felt so sorry!

Thursday, September 19, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: history,sorry
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East Bengal (Bangladesh)
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