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“‘Kismet’ is a borrowing from Turkish which means something like ‘fate’. ‘Kismetly’, (presumably meaning ‘in the manner of fate’, or ‘according to fate’) however, is not recorded before Stewart’s use of it in this poem, making it a neologism. Innovative writers such as Shakespeare and Stewart have recorded hundreds of neologisms and developed the language in exciting new ways.”

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