Soulbound
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If Romeo had known
The death would be his own
Would he have regret
Loving his Juliet
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If love had not made him blind
That she would follow him in kind
Would he have willing let go
To keep it from being so
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If good counsel be heard
Could true love be deferred
Would he choose to leave
Her life given in reprieve
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Or was his fate undeniable
His love un-survivable
Was it always meant to be this
Forsaken by the very first kiss
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His love unbound by time
Drawn as a circle, not a line
His love would stay the test
In this lifetime and the next
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This is absolutely beautiful, Brad! ๐ I don’t think Romeo would regret anything that led him to his Juliette. They are so connected, not even death could keep them a part. Your words make me swoon. ๐
I would agree he had no regrets. Thank you, my dear Kristian! โฅ
your question posed so beautifully. I would think he would do it all over again just to have been with her, even if their time was short
I agree. Thank you, Beth!
Soul bound~beautiful, Brad. He would repeat destiny again and again. ๐๐โค๏ธ
Thank you, dear Karla! I guess some loves just cannot be denied. Hope you are well! ๐๐๐
Itโs my pleasure! Exactly! Your title said it all. This round of chemoโs side effects are a bit more pronounced~some more challenges that are keeping me from
Being as productive. Chemo brain fog is real (which doesnโt help my โnormalโ brain that struggles at times, lol). The words are in my heart โค๏ธ, I just canโt always get them out. But I have hope and am still winning! ๐๐๐ฅฐ love and hugs, Brad!
I believe that one can never regret true love, no matter the cost, even knowing the cost beforehand.
I want to believe that is the truth. I hope you are right. Thank you, sis. Love you, always!
Lots of “what ifs” in life.
So true, my friend! Life is also filled with a lot of choices. Thank you, Pete! My best to you and yours!
What a lovely take on such a treasured romantic play and a love so special and dear. I think they would act the same over and over again. Their love such a rich love which ended so tragically. Your words are so lovely Brad. There is something to be said about one’s first love. I have never forgotten mine and the intensity of it. It is a treat to read your words again. Big hugs, Jonikins
Thank you, Jonikins!