Failure's Comfort~2

A Contrarian's Poem in 12 lines

If Failure is the best teacher,

as it seems you all agree,

then a teacher of What?

asks little old me.

For if winning is key,

in whatever form you see,

Would not Success be your teacher,

the best there can be?

.   .   .

Failing, as a path to succeed,

is a myth, I beg to plea,

and surely mythes the point,

almost entire-leee!

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Author's Note

I dedicate this to those who took umbrage with my "There is comfort in failure" gem :)

Reviews

[Chris Shaw]

Ha ha. Success is wonderful I do agree, but little old me ain't perfick. I make mistakes, just like most other people. Mistakes are the same as failures in my book. If things don't go to plan, I have a tendency to ask why. Could I have done it better and if so, learn from it :) On the few occasions I get things right, I just smile. Not a smug smile I might add, just a modest one. I like your poem. I would call it a success. You should gain some comfort in that :)

Chris

[Dylan Macadham]

Hi again Chris :)
On Success & Failure, you and I think much alike.
My "Failure" poems, as I'm guessing you've guessed, are muchly tongue'n cheek :)
Thanks for your nice words,
Dylan