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Madame Serene's Last Call

Poetry on Fate

By Michelle Liew Tsui-LinPublished 10 months ago 1 min read
Madame Serene's Last Call
Photo by Cat Crawford on Unsplash

This is for Mikeydred's March prompt.

Are we the masters of our fates? Michelle Liew

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Madame Serene, dressed in silk

Told of fates with knowing tongue.

"Weal or woe? Let's see the will--

Shadows shift where chance has won."

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A man laughed. "Fate's but a game."

She smiled and sipped her tea--the same

"Then let me ask--your cards seem bleak."

Thunder roared, His voice was weak.

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This text is entirely original and any AI tags is coincidental.

inspirational

About the Creator

Michelle Liew Tsui-Lin

Hi, i am an English Language teacher cum freelance writer with a taste for pets, prose and poetry. When I'm not writing my heart out, I'm playing with my three dogs, Zorra, Cloudy and Snowball.

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  • Dharrsheena Raja Segarran10 months ago

    Uh oh, I wonder what's gonna happen to him. Loved your poem!

  • Lana V Lynx10 months ago

    That is so cool, Michelle. Reminded me of the "Queen of Spades," the famous Russian novella by Pushkin.

  • Mother Combs10 months ago

    Ah, yes, to laugh in fate's face can seal one's destiny

  • Very unusual, thankyou for sharing xx

  • Test10 months ago

    This poem is a captivating, concise gem, sparkling with mystical intrigue! Madame Serene's pronouncements and the man's doubt create a delicious tension. The ending, with thunder's roar, is a perfectly chilling, masterful stroke! 🌞🫡🌄🫡🌻

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