O my love, once so sweet
Now exposed,
Inimical miscreant,
Evil,
Deceit!
You have taken spoils
The maiden you soiled
"That poem my sister shared perfectly captures your essence. We can't attribute your hardships solely to divine fate; you bear responsibility for your own undoing. Why squander your talents in a manner so devoid of productivity and humanity? My sister aptly labeled you an adversarial troublemaker and a master of deception. Your actions betrayed a level of cunning that left us all astounded. We traversed the formative years together and shared classrooms, yet beneath the surface, simmered your envy and hatred. This narrative is not one we intend to keep confined. We will share it with the world, hopeful that it serves as a cautionary tale, guiding others toward wiser life choices. Even without succumbing to your present state of despair, your lack of a contingency plan speaks volumes about your colossal ego."
*****
Pathways of Life (POL) caters to both young and older adults, weaving a narrative that seamlessly blends humor with poignant depictions of tragedy. Throughout the tale, poetry serves as an interlude, enhancing the overall experience. The author deliberately employs challenging vocabulary. By balancing entertainment and education, the book invites readers to reflect on the diverse choices life offers and the potential consequences that may unfold.