A happy ending

[BeverlyHendy90]

It was a sad romantic movie I watched and it inspired this poem in me.

I love these kinds of movies. The kind of movies you should watch on soap 2day wrapped in a blanket and drinking warm tea. Especially on cold winter evenings. I really liked your poem. Now I'm curious to see the movie that inspired it. Can you share the name of the movie and where you watched it? I would be very grateful.

[AlexandratheLate]

Than you very RLW for stopping by, reading and commenting.

[AlexandratheLate]

Thank you very much Victor.

[RhymeLovingWriter]

Tragedy redeemed, it seems.

[victor]

blood poisoning and bombs... rhyming something with septicemia was sheer genius. very nice.

[AlexandratheLate]

Thank you DP for reading and the like. I really appreciate it.

[AlexandratheLate]

Thank you very much Jon. I really appreciate your taking the time to read and comment.

[Parkinsonspoet]

A tale well told its sadness framed well by its title

[AlexandratheLate]

It was a sad romantic movie I watched and it inspired this poem in me.

[Johntee]

Your post provoked
A response in me,
And a post of my own,
As you might see. Still
I wonder the biography,
Whose lives were
Those refereed?

[AlexandratheLate]

A happy ending


He died on foreign soil of septicemia
She was killed in a raid by exploding bombs
Though Their love was slandered by the media
Wrongly accused of rape, he was a pawn


Their true love deserved a better ending
Than this sad filled life that brought hopelessness
So the author wrote them a happy ending
In a book penned with such grace and hopefulness


Their lives edited and much romanticized
Captured many hearts of young and old alike
Belied the sad truth she rationalized
Giving them in death the happiness they deserved

By AlexandratheLate