TRAGEDY

Two lovers stand, upon the strand,
as waves crashed onto the shore.
In the dark of night, in pale starlight,
with thoughts of their love nevermore.

From two different worlds, memory swirled,
of acceptance that never would be.
No ties to bind, from two different kinds,
of lives prophetically not  free.

As the wind surrounded, love unfounded,
yearning arms enfolded these lost  souls.
Unrequited love, fate's mournful dove,
would fly away upon the shoals.

From the land they walked hand in hand,
into Neptune's fateful beckoning.
Love never to be, waded  into eternity,
to a never to be found  reckoning.

With open arms, the sea's charms,
welcomed them into the depths,
earth's ties severed, disappeared forever,
and all that knew them wept.
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