Coincidence Or Fate? Poem by Mihaela Pirjol
Coincidence Or Fate?
Between random things and situations:
Distinctive messages in dots-connection.
Beyond the rational mind, to heart they speak,
And she reveals the truth in burning cheeks.
Through a frequency unconsciously they share
The same mind and heart—a feeling bear;
Beyond time and distance from the past:
Still synchronizing, yet that love is dust.
Are these connections coincidences or fate?
Albeit the time for love and hope is late:
Could it be possible buried hearts to live?
Unaware of love they guard, —concealed?
Between random things and situations,
I see miracles and images in dots-connection:
Shall I conclude: —Coincidence or Fate?
When my heart deeply whispers: —it is fate.
Hello Mihaela. An interesting poem which deals with questions, thoughts and pondering that we all experience. I for one believe that there is a purpose for everything. (Ecclesiastes 3: 1) I enjoyed, Loyd
What might appear as coincidence also is fate! Though it might seem foolish to ascribe everything as fate, we somehow are persuaded to believe that everything has a mysterious connection and interference! We are rather forced to think that events unfold as preordained, though I would like to think otherwise! Enjoyed the poem with the beautiful concluding stanza!
Between random things and situations I see miracles and images in dot connection; Shall I conclude: - Coincidence or Fate? When my heart deeply whispers: - It is fate. Heart always whispers the truth, Coincidence and fate are two sides of a coin, sometimes coincidence is it and sometimes the fate.
So beautiful....play of words expression of emotions. And I love the tone. Thanks for creating something to beautiful
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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This is an extremely persuasive poem. With the whispered conclusion: fate, I was in total agreement. But not because you simplified the conundrum, if anything you kept it open throughout the poem. It was rather that each stanza told some convincing heart-truth that cumulatively made me follow the progression and agree with your conclusion. In the 1st stanza it's the speaker's burning cheek; in the 2nd it's the minds and hearts in sync; and in the last stanza it's the word miracles strategically placed to cinch your argument.