Rev. Gerald Dillenbeck Poet Lyric

Mutuality Rumba

There is
no truth called
A coincidence,
because
all of life is
coincidental
that means
we are each known
coincidental together.

There is no truth called
A coincidence.
That we are all
coincidental
invites us to gather
together.
 
This means
you are each so
coincidental with me.
 
If I were you
and you were me.
If you were me,
and I were you,
then maybe we
could both recall
that we grow free
essentially coincidental
forever.
 
If you were me
then
would I be you?
If I were you
then
would you be me?
If we are
each other
then maybe you can see
there is no sense in
coincidence
unless we speak truth
to our relationship
together.
 
There is no truth called
A coincidence
because
all of life is
coincidental.
That means
we are each
coincident
and we are all
coincidental together,
and we are all
coincidental
invites us
to gather our now.
 
You and I
belong together
this is not
A coincidence,
it is
our
coincidental now.

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