A modern day poem in the form of a Shakespearian sonnet.
We planned to meet beneath the spreading larch
And pledge our life long love with all our might
Troubled by the cry ‘Heed the Ides of March’
We stayed away, and chose another night
But your external candour could not fade
Or lose its subtle truth and outer shine
Bourne on the wind and hiding in the shade
You had to let slip, you could not be mine
I thought you spoke from fear and not your heart
Those hateful words that cut, maimed and hurt me
Blaming the evil that drove us apart
Knowing our true love could now never be
I loaded my gun and shot you stone dead
Now and forever my lady in red
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