Wesonga

In the realm of thoughts, Wesonga stood tall,

Arguing boldly, his words a curious call.

"I'd choose wealth over wisdom," he proclaimed,

A belief in riches, his mindset untamed.

"I'd rather have money than a brain,

With wealth, I'd command, a prosperous reign.

Smart minds for hire, to think in my stead,

Their brilliance employed, while I rest my head."

Yet, wisdom's value, not to be dismissed,

A treasure untold, in intellect's abyss.

For in every fortune, a limit is found,

But knowledge endures, forever unbound.

Wesonga's debate, a curious theme,

Money's allure versus wisdom's gleam.

In a world where choices weave fate's thread,

Which path prevails, where dreams are led?