The Greener Grass From The Other Side
A Poetic Path to Love and Happiness
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To travel a road and never fail
Is to follow a lesser trail.
The real path is narrow and steep
With jagged rock and fissure deep.
Passage gained is passage earned,
Bought with failure and now learned.
But to fail and not learn
Or fail with no concern
Is to spurn a chance to know
Which direction now is so.
Oh, to find the way unveiled
After having failed
Is to sip the sweetest wine.
The fork in the road is now thine!
The gift of failure is dear indeed,
For in each it sparks the need
To think and labor and then know
That from failure success can grow.
For the greatest gain from a loss
Involved a man and his cross.
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About the Book
Life’s challenges interfere with contributors to happiness like family, job and home. For example, hope for that dream house is dashed by a failed business. A selfish decision splits the family.
The magnitude of life’s challenges is enhanced by the passage of time. Before problems can be resolved, months, even years pass.
Amid so many challenges and time pressures, the grass is sure to appear greener on the other side! How about bringing over the greener grass from the other side?
Espousing love will prioritize the contributors to your happiness. Through love you can share your experiences with life’s challenges and fleeting time can be invested with loved ones.
You will take command of your life and know true happiness!
About the Author
Gregory Franklin Huyette has been composing poetry since the sixth grade. His first poem, “Our World”, was written in 1955. Most of his work is done in a few minutes with little or no revision. His poems often have messages and he thinks they come to him in a complete form as if already composed.
Mr. Huyette has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration from
Currently, Greg resides in