Within the castle walls, under the night sky, where stars, like scattered diamonds, lie, a nomad maiden, wild and free, with hair wind-kissed and sun-kissed knee, met a young prince, with eyes of storm-fraught seas and a heart that echoed with the whispering breeze. Their meeting was not just a chance encounter, but a collision of two souls, each longing for the other, their hearts beating in sync with the rhythm of the night.
Their souls entwined beneath the stars' soft gleam, A love unspoken, yet a whispered dream. Laughter mingled with the moon's marvelous light, and Secrets whispered in the hushed night.
But fate, a serpent with a forked tongue, Cast shadows o'er the love still young. A king's decree, a poisoned dart, or Forbidden love could tear hearts apart.
With hate for nomads burning bright, the king Demanded war beneath the fading light. The nomad maiden and the prince stood there on battlefields where honor met despair.
Fate's cruel hand, a twisted, bitter game, Forced blades to clash, whispering each name. With an anguished cry and tear-filled eyes, He met his love in fierce disguise.
His heart recoiled a warrior's pain To strike her down, love in vain. But duty's call, a tyrant's whim, Left him with only honor, cold and grim. His soul, once filled with love and hope, now weighed heavy with the burden of his actions, his every breath a reminder of the love he had lost.
The blow struck true, a love laid low, His fallen flame, a mournful woe. Regret, a serpent coiled within his soul, For love and honor took a heavy toll.
Beneath the stars, their silent witness bright, The prince lay lost in endless night.