Samson and Naomi

By Anonymous Empress

This fantastic love poem is being based upon the secret love marriage of the handsomest and the most famous Nazarite warrior prince named Samson and his favorite cousin, the beautiful Danite tribal princess Naomi whose names were being mentioned in the 1995 Biblical movie "Samson and Delilah".

However it's been adapted recently from the riddle found in one of William Shakespeare's written plays called "Pericles, Prince of Tyre" Act One Scene One.

A strong man born of a Nazarite Vow is not a viper, for yet he had once feed

On his mother's flesh which his father's blood that did him breed.

He sought a good and faithful wife, in which a short labor no other

He found that gentle kindness in the fair and virtuous daughter of his wise father's innocent brother:

He's his father's son, his uncle's heir apparent and his kinswoman's husband so happily fierce but less tender and too mild;

She is his uncle's sweet daughter, her kinsman's beloved wife, and yet the proud mother of too many his child.

How the two well-favored cousins may be, and yet as a pair of the immortal wedded lovers in two,

As you poor sad Delilah might have lived, resolve it you.

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