Short Creative Writing project on the word Wise/Wisdom

Begin with lines from one of Shakespeare's plays (not Macbeth), or a poem, or some other brief writing about wisdom is and the folly of not practicing it. Define the word WISE, include a brief history of the word if it's interesting. Creative writing: A seven year old meets his great grandfather for the first and only time in his life one evening; he's taken there by his grandmother. Father and daughter discuss things that he does not remember. He awakes to the smell of wood burning in the fireplace, his grandmother is asleep herself. His great grandfather engages him in conversation; telling him the measure of a man is how he lives this life and wisdom is the key. (This is just an idea of the setting and how I want the story to flow. The conversation is what's important which revolves around how the grandfather learned late that he should live for more than himself and he wishes to impart what he's learned to the boy.) Transition to how wisdom is not necessarily the concern of our populace ( give examples) and how society as a whole can benefit from wisdom. Complete paper with a goal that is obtainable by being wise or using wisdom. Conclude with three quotes about wisdom. (please include citation) All the other requirements in the previous request apply: 1,000 words (not including sources, the opening lines as indicated) Sources are to be included in paper (author, book, page #, website and so on). Milestone payment(s) will NOT be released until sources are provided