"Some have too much, yet still do crave; I little have, and seek no more. They are but poor, though much they have, And I am rich with little store"

This quote by Edward Dyer speaks with the idea of satisfaction and the concept that true wealth is not determined by material possessions. He is stating that some individuals have a great deal of product ownerships, yet they still yearn for more. He himself has little bit, however he is content with what he has and does not seek more. He is implying that those with a lot of material belongings are actually bad, because they are never pleased with what they have. He is stating that he is rich, despite the fact that he has little, since he is content with what he has. This quote speaks to the concept that true wealth is not determined by material ownerships, but rather by satisfaction and satisfaction with what one has.