The poet suggests that man has lost his sanity about money because he has been demoralized and enslaved by money. He seems to believe that his worth is going to be judged by the amount of money he possesses. Secondly, he seems to be terrorized by the cruel power of money which is seen in the way mankind treats those who do not have any money. Mankind gives them food and helps them to survive but at the same time, it humiliates them for not possessing any money. Consequently, the man seems to firmly believe that he will be able to secure food, shelter and essential for his survival if only he has money. Naturally, he develops an insatiable craving for money. The poet believes that food, shelter and should be made available free to everyone all over the world irrespective of whether he or she has money or not.
