Rorsheed
Every life is a field.
Every decision is a seed.
Every season becomes a harvest.
Some of the deepest regrets in life are not the mistakes we made, but the dreams we never pursued, the words we never spoke, the love we never nurtured, and the opportunities we allowed to pass by.
Yet there is another truth. Not every seed deserves to be planted. Bitterness, envy, pride, revenge, and destructive anger may promise strength, but they leave behind fields filled with sorrow.
In **The Grass I Never Planted and The Grass I Never Wish to Plant**, Popoola Rasheed Olanrewaju invites readers on a deeply reflective journey through the landscapes of the human heart. Blending poetic prose, timeless wisdom, and powerful storytelling, this book explores the choices that shape our character, our relationships, and the legacy we leave behind.
More than a book about regret, it is a book about redemption.
More than a book about loss, it is a book about hope.
It reminds us that while we cannot return to yesterday to plant the seeds we neglected, we can choose today to cultivate lives rooted in faith, humility, kindness, truth, mercy, and peace.
Whether you are standing in a season of abundance or before a field that seems empty, these pages will inspire you to plant with purpose, live with intention, and leave behind a harvest that will bless generations you may never meet.
Because in the end, every field remembers.
The question is, what will yours remember?