Perhaps we won't recognize each other right away. At first, there will simply be a feeling as if this has happened before. A gaze without tension, a gesture that feels familiar. And only then will the understanding come that this is the very point of intersection to which everything has been leading.
I like to think that it's not the place itself that's more important than the state with which we arrive there. When there's calm and openness within, the meeting becomes natural. Without unnecessary words or expectations. It happens as it should, and leaves behind a feeling that everything is in its place.
Sometimes the simplest moments turn out to be the most significant. And it's in these moments that the feeling is born that the meeting wasn't accidental, even if no one tried to plan it.