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Forbidden, a love fantasy

A sonnet of forbidden love

By Sarah-Jayne HucksPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
Forbidden, a love fantasy
Photo by Bernd đź“· Dittrich on Unsplash

You were the dawn, I darkness at the gate, Our hearts conspired where heaven drew its line, The stars bore witness to our tangled fate, Your light was lost, yet still it once was mine. I hold your shadow, warm against the cold, A ghost of flame that neither time can still. Forbidden love, a tale the fates foretold, Yet memory bends the laws of heaven’s will. What lives in dream defies both night and day, Though waking hours condemn what should not be. Your absence shapes the path I walk away, Yet binds me closer in eternity. So myth and memory together flow, A love long ended, yet it will not go.

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Sarah-Jayne Hucks

Living in a little town of Australia, enjoying spending time with family, creating art and exploring nature spaces

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    Written by Sarah-Jayne Hucks