All that Glitters is not Gold

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Introduction

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I love what I see. I personally love gold. Gold is beautiful. Everyone wants to live a golden life. Have you ever thought of that? I've always heard of a "golden life" and not a "diamond life," even when diamonds are more expensive than gold.

The gold on this beautiful lady's face is all glittering, but I'm just wondering to myself. Why is it that the gold covers only some parts of the face and leaves some parts? Then I quickly remembered.

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Prompt

Daisy is a beautiful girl who lives in Aka-Nsodo, a beautiful island. She is so pure and loving as the morning sun, she's pleasant to the eyes of anyone who sees her. She's loved and admired by many people as she is so charming and glittering like gold to the admiration of everyone.

But, there's a problem. Deep inside, Daisy has a bad character (stealing), that the "golden wrap and glitters" cannot cover. Every young man who tries to establish a relationship with her based on her outer beauty immediately after discovering her other side of life runs far away from her.

They won't find the glittering face any more. She becomes a monster to them. What a shame of such beauty. No wonder the saying, all that glitters is not gold. What a pity.

Amazing. That is to say that some people have dark sides to life which they try to cover with golden wraps. But no matter how much they try to cover up bad manners, it will not always be covered because bad manners show you within a space of time. It has a way of showing the remnant no matter how much you try to cover it. For our young men, before going for the outer beauty, also search for the inner beauty too. Remember, "all that glitters is not gold."

Lesson

Don't just cover the upper part of you with gold (beauty), make your inner self as glittering as your outside is.