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Chance Meeting
by Peter Paton → (All Poetry by Peter Paton)
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There is an element of mystery about chance meetings Nothing is by coincidence in this world What we see is not all that is happening Unseen forces are at work everywhere Sewing the threads of pre ordained design Hidden from view from before time Reach out and touch what is meant to be Before its too late to become part of the view Sail you boat over the faraway horizon And you will be suprised at whats in store Unfolding beauties on every shore That dazzle the eye set firm and true So experience the feel of every moment Understand and trust the gentle flow That brings you and I into view Tis the fulcrum that angels employ Discerning souls of the select Brought together to fulfill the secret plan Copyright by Peter Paton 2005

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Reviewed by Cynthia Borris

Reviewed on December 2, 2005

Hi Peter,

Was it by chance I strolled through poetry tonight? After reading this, I think I was meant to read your insightful words.

Cynthia

Reviewed by jude forese

Reviewed on December 2, 2005

the secret plan is that we create our own reality and share it with those who are on the same path ...

Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner

Reviewed on December 2, 2005

Peter,

There are no chance meetings, I don't think; there is a Master Plan designed by God. Excellent write--

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes

Reviewed on December 2, 2005

Oh unseen forces are at work everywhere my friend!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Rose L

Reviewed on December 2, 2005

Hello My friend! Ahhhh, it's been too long since I had the pleasure of reading your words - and what a plan it is....this is a piece filed with hope and possibility - well done!

Peace,

~Rose~

Reviewed by E T Waldron

Reviewed on December 2, 2005

Superb poem of enlightenment for those who seek it!
We are indeed fortunate! Thanks Peter!

Reviewed by Sue Hess

Reviewed on December 2, 2005

i always wanted to be part of a secret plan. good poem, peter

Reviewed by Mr. Ed

Reviewed on December 2, 2005

What we see is not all that is happening
Unseen forces are at work everywhere

I truly believe that, and I truly like this piece, Peter.

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