Kismet

Destino, Love, Fate

The Beauty Of Life, Fortune

In The Stars, Kismet

Reviews

[Rynn]

I feel as though some of the magic of this piece was lost on me simply for the fact that I got hung up on the words "Destino" and "Kismet". I would be very interested in some insight behind why you chose this words and what they mean. Other than that, I found it to be an attractive length. Well done. Write on.

-Rynn

[Stacy Purvis]

Hello, Rynn...I see you missed my message.
Please watch this, and you will understand.
Here you go, my inspiration for this piece: https://youtu.be/BO8ffgDbM80 "Destino", 2003 Walt Disney & Salvador Dali

Sincerely,
Stace x

[Rynn]

Thank you for the context! Much appreciated. :)

[Einstein Noodle]

yep ... that's what it is! ;)
E.

[The Exiled Wolf]

This piece triggers a lot of imaginations of the mystery lying before us. A beautiful haiku, and thanks to this I learned a new word: kismet!

[yuhee]

Beautiful and magical indeed

[richieb]

Anastasia,
Your poem is powerful in portraying life, beauty and destiny. Thank you.
Richie b.

[mercy party]

i like how you present fate as a destination and an occurrence. nice!

[wordman]

i can see the image clearly

[andrew mitchell]

Fine writing, I like the word kismet, well done.

[writ rajat]

three lines 15 reviews before mine it is really great frood

[Joey Nizz]

Well said
The words of our destiny.
Thank you for this short and powerful haiku.

[Dr. YumnaKay]

"In The Stars, Kismet"

This is a beautiful haiku. Loved the feel of this one.