Lessons In Disguise

We take a lot of decisions daily. Some bring happy results and we feel charmed; Some decisions do fail makes us distressed; These bad decisions really suggest causes, once we analyse, uninformed facts come up; those needs to be seen plainly. That process of unearthing makes one rich in experience; as one grows with lot of practices, good judgment does follow. In life, successful persons have followed learning from mistakes, lessons not forgot. Attain success walking on learning bridge. Mistake are lessons in disguise, foretell so that history doesn't repeat itself. ~x~
Scupham sonnet : Peter Scupham likes abccba stanzas. Two of these plus a rhyming couplet make something very like a sonnet. This is not a “proper” sonnet, strictly speaking. Pasted from http://www.poetrymagnumopus.com/index.php?showtopic=1192#scuphamsonnet Thanks to Judi Van Gorder for the resource at Poetry Magnum Opus Site.
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