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Two Lovers' Tragedy


A deathly brawl takes place in filthy streets Two men on each side joust and take their life The foolish fray that started from the heat Now marks the start of all the livings' strife When Romeo Montague is banished The poor victim near goes insane with grief More news, Juliet would rather perish New wedding makes first crumble like a leaf Romeo leaves for Mantua in flee Each spouse not knowing when their paths shall cross Juliet is told new marriage must be Now, Juliet's first husband will be loss Family turns against her, she turns to priest Friar gives her plan, that is not a feast
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LIBBYROSSI
This is a sonnet about the tradegy of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet"

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