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shusha [124]
3 years ago
12

A diamond poem for economy

Business
1 answer:
ioda3 years ago
7 0

here is the poem! hope you like it :)

Explanation:

There are some economic ways to live

to prevent monitary disaster

try being thoughtful when you try to give

you will always grow happier faster

conserve and waste not for it shall have cost

money you save is the money you earned

it is hard to get back what you have lost

show every one the knowledge you have learned

try to buy what you need and nothing more

being over indulgence is not good

do not hang out at the department store

would try to go to the park if I could

it's very good for ecnomy to spend

but all the wastifulness has to end

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