Kismet.
It was fate
that we should meet, you and I,
Had I not
looked, not stopped, but wandered by,
What would
my life have been, had we two never met.
After fifty
something years, I know not the answer yet.
When I look
back, I see what’s coming still,
The past is
blurred, the future come what will,
I know not
where I’d been, but know only too well,
The moment
when we met, and when I fell.
The
confidence of youth, it made me bold,
At five foot
eight, I felt six feet, or so I’m told.
The head of
flaxen hair, that made me strong,
Has fallen
now, I’m old and it’s all gone.
We’ve grown
old together, you and I,
We’ve stayed
as one for all those years, I wonder why.
You must
have seen something in me that’s good,
I never knew
what that thing was, maybe I should.
Our children
are now older - than we were when we wed,
I remember
that great day now - and all those sweet words said,
When that
small flame, in life’s true game, was for the first time lit,
I now know
why, I ne’er passed by, it was Kismet.
-------------Mike-------------
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