Prohibited Love
One love, one war.
One faith, never more.
Apple to my eye at midnights ball.
Rosaline was my old muse buy you are forever my doll.
Our marriage become true for the Nurse and Friar Laurence, for it is our secert key.
Our parents mustn't know of our forbidden love, or tis might have eerie.
Those who we love dearly and die in vain.
For Paris wants to marry the sweet Juliet and she must be detained.
Juliet, my sweet, love is gone forever more.
Romeo was decived from Friar Laurence's pison and Paris' to his heart tore.
I shall never live the same.
For it be the messenger to blame.
The feud is abolished.
For the war between the two families is demolished.
- Bridgette
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