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Saadi says:
“Wealth exists for the comfort of life — not life for the accumulation of wealth.”
Someone once asked a wise man,
“Who is the fortunate one, and who is the unfortunate?”
The wise man replied:
“The fortunate one is he who eats and gives —
and the unfortunate is he who dies and leaves it all behind.”
And Saadi ends with a single couplet that cuts deep:
Pray not over the grave of him who did nothing —
who spent his life gathering wealth,
and never lived to enjoy it.