Couplets: World Of Wisdom Poem by Mohammad Muzzammil

In a world of wisdom, these lessons hold,
Guiding our actions, making us bold.

Don't lend money to your family, give it with grace,
A bond of love, not debts to chase.

When seated, don't shake hands, show respect,
Stand tall and upright, a gesture perfect.

Share what's necessary, keep secrets close,
Respect privacy, as trust naturally grows.

Leave the last piece, a gesture kind,
For others to enjoy, a selfless find.

Praise the cooking, even if not to your taste,
As a grateful guest, politeness embraced.

Put the phone aside, engage with care,
Listen attentively, with eyes that stare.

Credit earned by effort, let honesty ring,
For integrity is a true and noble thing.

In front of children, be a friend sincere,
Words of mockery, let them never hear.

Control emotions, let reason prevail,
Strength lies in composure, even when emotions assail.

Seek not a relationship, born out of plea,
Let love flow freely, both joyful and free.

Dress well, in any setting, make an impression,
For appearances matter, leaving an expression.

Never kick a man already on the ground,
Extend a hand, uplift with kindness profound.

Promises not hollow, but meaningful and true,
Words spoken sincerely, actions to pursue.

In every action, let wisdom be your guide,
With these principles, let your spirit ride.