Coincidence or Consequence
Coincidence or Consequence
Fat woman orders
super-sized meal.
Coincidence or consequence?
Drug addict
sleeps on park bench.
Coincidence or consequence?
Lottery winner
desperately lonely.
Coincidence or consequence?
Child abuser
raped in jail.
Coincidence or consequence?
Workaholic
dies at desk.
Coincidence or consequence?
Politicians
not trusted.
Coincidence or consequence?
Non judgmental people
live happier lives.
Coincidence or consequence?
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very deep, Hobbo; every scenario suggests a welter of stories; but which came first: coincidence or consequence?
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Judgemental people tend to opt for the consequence side of the argument, i.e people always have themselves to blame when things go wrong. Hence the final stanza.🙂
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I think you’re right, Hobbo; I try so hard not to be judgmental but it is hard some times 😦 one must watch oneself 🙂
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It is difficult, and sometimes necessary.
We can learn a lot from dogs I often think. The way that they love the most feckless of owners unconditionally.🙂
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speaking of which, Hobbo, our old friend Dauphy, must be due for an appearance soon 🙂
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😂It’s his day off today. Back tomorrow!
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lucky Dauphy; probably he’s in his kennel working on a poem or two as we speak 🙂
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Kennel! Please don’t let Dauphy hear that word. he’d be very upset. Definitely a house dog.😂
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oh, that’s good to hear 🙂
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Me missing the point again… coincidence or consequence? 😀 I’m blaming information overload – first term at a new school (for the kids, not me).
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……breathe slowly!🙂
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You’ve got a bunch of provocative thoughts here.
I tried so hard not passing any judgments… but failed so hard on the child abuser
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Thanks…I don’t think it realistic to live our whole lives in a totally non judgemental way. We do have to make choices in life. As long as we are aware of what we are doing.🙂
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You are right!
When I was a kid, I thought my mom’s a saint. I even wondered whether she commits a sin ever… she doesn’t say bad words, she’s generous, she’s kind, she’s helpful, she loved serving people..
When I grew older. Man, she’s a normal person… she’s kinder than many yes, but she makes snide comments too! I was relieved!
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That’s funny Janis. If we are lucky enough to have good parent(s) we do tend to idolise them.It comes as a relief when we realise that they are human after all!
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Nice. I’ll research again: karma:kismet
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Eve offered a bite,
Adam accepted;
Coincidence or Consequence
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confidence!
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😁
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Thought provoking piece my friend 👍🖤
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Thank you.🙂
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You’re welcome 👍🖤
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