This story makes you shudder, but read it to the end. I heard it as a child.
This happened in a neighboring village, next to which there was a deep lake. And a loving couple loved to go to this lake. The boy was the tallest and handsomest in the village - a brunette with black eyes. The beautiful girl was fair-haired and green-eyed. They loved to sit on the lakeside in the evenings, the girl sang songs and wove wreaths. They usually returned home very late. Parents did not like such dates, the girl was rarely allowed to meet with the young man, but she constantly ran to him.
And at that time a terrible drought fell on the village, famine began. It didn’t rain, and everyone already thought that death was coming. Parents completely stopped letting the beautiful girl go on a date with the young man, and at that time he was sitting by the river bank and waiting for her.
Once, apparently, he wanted to get a blooming lily for her - and he drowned, unfortunate, in cool water, he could not get out of the swampy place. The lake was notorious for a long time, it looked like a swamp. Only one thing was beautiful in it: it bloomed, there were many different flowers, but people did not swim there and were afraid to go there.
The boy's body was not found. The girl, heartbroken, often came to the old place and called it strashno.com.
After the death of the young man, the drought stopped, the rains began, the ghost of starvation receded. And the girl was in pain. They wanted to marry her, she resisted, completely exhausted herself.
A month later, drought and famine set in again. From this, people went crazy, so they decided to send the unfortunate girl after the young man. Her family was not against this sacrifice, for them she was still a burden. At night, when the girl was sleeping, evil people broke into the house and killed her, and then dragged her to the lake, where a wooden raft was waiting for her. The girl was placed on a raft and her body was strewn with flowers. People thought that in this way they would attract the attention of the goblin (the young man who died), and pushed the raft away from the shore.
The next morning the raft remained, but the girl disappeared. Someone said that a local old man saw a young boy, strashno.com, all in white, lying next to her, stroking her hair, and then lowered her into the water and dragged her to the bottom.
Sometimes in that area you can hear the voice of a girl and a young man resounding from the lake at night, and even songs. It was from then on that this young boy was called the ghost of the swamp, he was revered and feared.
This is a story about great love, which was destined to meet even at the bottom of a deep lake and stay together forever. I personally went there - the place is unpleasant, there are three wooden posts. No one knows what is happening there, or maybe they know, they just keep silent. Indeed, in that village there are many other sins, including sacrifices.
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Do you believe in true love? What about love at first sight? Do you believe that love can last forever? Perhaps the love stories below will help you strengthen your faith in this feeling or renew your faith in it. These are the most famous love stories, they are immortal.
1. Romeo and Juliet
These are probably the most famous lovers in the whole world. This couple has become synonymous with love itself. Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy by William Shakespeare. The story of two teenagers from two warring families who fall in love at first sight, then get married, and later risk everything for their love. The willingness to lay down one's life for a husband or wife is a sign of real feeling. Their premature departure united the feuding families.
2. Cleopatra and Mark Antony
The true love story of Mark Antony and Cleopatra is one of the most memorable and intriguing. The history of these two historical characters was subsequently recreated on the pages of the work of William Shakespeare, and filmed by famous directors more than once. The relationship between Mark Antony and Cleopatra is a real test of love. They fell in love with each other at first sight.
The relationship between these two influential people put Egypt in a very advantageous position. But their romance was extremely outraged by the Romans, who feared that as a result of it, the influence of the Egyptians would significantly increase. Despite all the threats, Mark Antony and Cleopatra got married. It is said that while in battle against the Romans, Mark received false news of Cleopatra's death. Feeling empty, he committed suicide. When Cleopatra learned of Antony's death, she was shocked and then also committed suicide. Great love requires great sacrifices.
3. Lancelot and Guinevere
The tragic love story of Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere is probably one of the most famous of the Arthurian legends. Lancelot falls in love with Queen Guinevere, wife of King Arthur. Their love grew very slowly, as Guinevere did not let Lancelot close to her. In the end, however, passion and love overcame her, and they became lovers. One night, Sir Agravain and Sir Modred, King Arthur's nephew, at the head of a group of 12 knights, burst into the queen's room, where they found the lovers. Taken by surprise, they tried to escape, however, only Lancelot succeeded. The queen was captured and sentenced to death for adultery. However, a few days later, Lancelot returned to save his beloved. This whole sad story divided the Knights of the Round Table into two groups, thereby significantly weakening the kingdom of Arthur. As a result, poor Lancelot ended his days as a modest hermit, and Guinevere became a nun, and remained so for the rest of her life.
4. Tristan and Isolde
The tragic love story of Tristan and Isolde has been retold and rewritten numerous times. The action took place in the Middle Ages during the reign of King Arthur. Iseult was the daughter of the King of Ireland, and had just become engaged to King Mark of Cornwall. King Mark sent his nephew Tristan to Ireland to accompany his bride Iseult to Cornwall. During the journey, Tristan and Isolde fall in love with each other. Isolde still marries Mark, but the love affair continues after her marriage. When Mark finally found out about the betrayal, he forgave Iseult, but exiled Tristan forever from Cornwall.
Tristan went to Brittany. There he met Iseult of Brittany. He was drawn to her because she looked like his true love. He married her, but the marriage was not genuine because of his true love for another woman. After he fell ill, he sent for his beloved in the hope that she would come and be able to cure him. With the captain of the ship sent by him, there was an agreement that if she agreed to come, then the sails of the ship would be white upon return, if not, then black. Tristan's wife, seeing the white sails, told him that the sails were black. He died of grief before his love could reach him, and shortly thereafter Iseult died of a broken heart.
5. Paris and Helena
Told in the Homeric Iliad, the story of Helen of Troy and the Trojan War is a Greek heroic legend that is half fiction. Helena of Troy is considered one of the most beautiful women in all of literature. She married Menelaus, king of Sparta. Paris, the son of King Priam of Troy, fell in love with Helen and kidnapped her, taking her to Troy. The Greeks gathered a huge army, led by Menelaus' brother, Agamemnon, to bring Helen back. Troy was destroyed, Helen returned safely to Sparta, where she lived happily throughout her life with Menelaus.
6. Orpheus and Eurydice
The story of Orpheus and Eurydice is an ancient Greek myth about desperate love. Orpheus fell deeply in love and married Eurydice, a beautiful nymph. They loved each other very much and were happy. Aristaeus, the Greek god of land and agriculture, became infatuated with Eurydice and actively pursued her. Fleeing from Aristaeus, Eurydice fell into a nest of snakes, one of which fatally bit her on the leg. The distraught Orpheus played such sad music and sang so sadly that all the nymphs and gods wept. On their advice, he went to the underworld, and his music softened the hearts of Hades and Persephone (he was the only person who dared to take such a step), who agreed to the return of Eurydice to earth, but on one condition: upon reaching the earth, Orpheus would not must look back and look at her. Being extremely alarmed, the lover did not fulfill the conditions, turned around to look at Eurydice, and she disappeared a second time, now forever.
7. Napoleon and Josephine
Having married her by calculation at the age of 26, Napoleon clearly knew whom he was taking as his wife. Josephine was older than him, a wealthy and prominent woman. However, over time, he fell deeply in love with her, and she loved him, however, this did not stop both of them from cheating. But mutual respect kept them together, all the burning passion in its path did not fade away and was genuine. Yet, in the end, they broke up, because Josephine could not give him what he so wanted - an heir. Unfortunately, their paths diverged, however, throughout their lives they kept love and passion for each other in their hearts.
8. Odysseus and Penelope
Few couples understand the essence of sacrifice in a relationship, however, it was this Greek couple who understood it best. After they were separated, it took a long 20 years before the reunion. Shortly after marrying Penelope, war demanded that Odysseus leave his new wife. Although she had very little hope of his return, Penelope still resisted 108 suitors who sought to replace her husband. Odysseus also loved his wife very much and refused the sorceress who offered him eternal love and eternal youth. Thus, he was able to return home to his wife and son. So believe Homer who said true love is worth the wait.
9. Paolo and Francesca
Paolo and Francesca are the heroes of Dante's famous masterpiece The Divine Comedy. This is a true story: Francesca was married to a terrible man, Gianciotto Malatesta. However, his brother, Paolo, was the exact opposite, Francesca fell in love with him and they became lovers. The love between them became even stronger when (according to Dante) they read together the story of Lancelot and Guinevere. When their connection was revealed, Francesca's husband killed both.
10. Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler
"Gone with the Wind" is one of the immortal literary works. Margaret Mitchell's iconic creation is laced with love and hate in Scarlett and Rhett Butler's relationship. Proving that timing is everything, Scarlett and Rhett never seemed to stop "fighting" each other. Throughout this epic story, this tempestuous passion and their turbulent marriage took place against the backdrop of the events of the civil war. Flirtatious, fickle and constantly pursued by fans, Scarlett cannot decide among the many contenders for her attention. When she finally decides to settle for Retta, her mercurial nature pushes him away from her. Hope finally dies when their romance is never rekindled, with Scarlett saying at the end, "Tomorrow is a new day."
11. Jane Eyre and Rochester
In Charlotte Bronte's famous novel, loneliness finds its cure in solitude by keeping each other company. Jane is an orphan who took a job as a governess in the home of the very wealthy Edward Rochester. The couple bonded very quickly, as Rochester had a tender heart underneath his rough exterior. However, he does not reveal his penchant for polygamy, and on their wedding day, Jane discovers that he is already married. A heartbroken Jane escapes, but then returns after a fire destroyed Rochester's house, killed his wife, and left him blind. Love triumphs, lovers reunite and live out their days in each other's company.
12. Layli and Majnun
A well-known classic of Persian poetry and one of the most famous poets of the medieval East, who supplemented Persian epic poetry with colloquial speech and realistic style, Nizami of Ganja became famous after he wrote his romantic poem "Layli and Majnun". Inspired by an Arabic legend, Layli and Majnun is a tragic tale of unattainable love. For many centuries, it was told and retold, and the main characters were depicted on ceramics and written about them in manuscripts. Leyli and Kais fell in love with each other while studying at school. Noticing their love, they were forbidden to communicate and see each other. Kais then decides to go into the desert to live among the animals. He is often malnourished and becomes very emaciated. Due to his eccentric behavior, he becomes known as Majnun (crazy). In the desert, he meets an elderly Bedouin who promises him to win back his Layla.
The plan fails to materialize, and Layla's father continues to refuse to be together with the lovers due to Majnun's insane behavior. Soon he marries her to another. After the death of Leyla's husband, the old Bedouin facilitates her meeting with Majnun, however, they could not fully be on the same wavelength and understand each other. After their death, they were buried next to each other. The story is often interpreted as an allegory for the soul's desire to connect with the divine.
13. Eloise and Abelard
This is the story of a monk and a nun whose love letters have become world famous. Around 1100, Pierre Abelard traveled to Paris to study at the school of Notre Dame. There he acquired a reputation as an outstanding philosopher. Fulbert, a high-ranking official, hired Abelard as a tutor to his niece, Heloise. Abelard and Heloise fell in love with each other, conceived a child and secretly married. However, Fulbert was furious, so Abelard hid Eloise in a safe place in the monastery. Believing that Abelard had decided to abandon Heloise, Fulbert had him castrated while he slept. Heartbroken, Eloise became a nun. Despite all the troubles and hardships, the couple continued to love each other. Their emotional love letters were published.
14. Pyramus and Thisbe
A very touching love story that will not leave indifferent anyone who reads it. Their love was selfless, and they were sure that even in death they would be together. Pyramus was a very handsome man, and from childhood he was friends with Thisbe, a beautiful maiden from Babylonia. They lived in neighboring houses, and fell in love with each other as they grew up. However, their parents were strongly opposed to their marriage. One night, just before dawn, while everyone was sleeping, they decided to sneak out of the house and meet in a nearby field near a mulberry tree. Thisbe came first. While she was waiting under a tree, she saw a lion approaching a spring located near the tree to quench his thirst, his jaw was covered in blood.
Seeing this terrifying sight, Thisbe rushed to run to hide in the depths of the forest from a lion, but on the way she dropped her handkerchief. The lion followed her and came across a handkerchief, which he decided to taste. At this time, Pyramus approached the place, and seeing a lion with bloodied jaws and with a scarf of his beloved, he lost the meaning of life. At that moment, he pierces himself with his own sword. Unaware of what had just happened, Thisbe continued to hide. After a while, she came out of hiding, and discovered what Pyramus had done to himself. Realizing that she has no reason to live, she takes the sword of her beloved and also kills herself.
15. Elizabeth Bennet and Darcy
In fact, Jane Austen embodied the two attributes of human nature, pride and prejudice, in her characters Darcy and Elizabeth. Darcy belongs to high society, he is a typical educated representative of the aristocracy. On the other hand, Elizabeth is the second daughter of a gentleman with very limited means. Mr. Bennet is the father of five daughters who were given the right to grow up as they wanted, who did not receive a school education and were not brought up by a governess.
Elizabeth's very indulgent mother and irresponsible father never thought about their daughters' future, taking it for granted that they would do well. "All is well" in the understanding of the mother of girls meant to marry a rich and prosperous man. For a man of Mr. Darcy's social status, the shortcomings of the Elizabeth family were very serious, and absolutely unacceptable to his polished and refined mind. He falls in love with Elizabeth, however she turns him down, but she later realizes that she cannot love anyone but Darcy. The story of their union and the birth of love is very interesting.
16. Salim and Anarkali
Every lover knows the story of Salim and Anarkali. The son of the great Mughal emperor Akbar, Salim, fell in love with an ordinary but very beautiful courtesan Anarkali. He was fascinated by her beauty, so it was love at first sight. However, the emperor could not accept the fact that his son fell in love with a courtesan. He began to put pressure on Anarkali, using all sorts of tactics to make her fall in the eyes of the prince in love. When Salim found out about this, he declared war on his father. But he failed to defeat his father's gigantic army, Salim was defeated, captured and sentenced to death. At this moment, Anarkali intervenes, who renounces her love in order to save her beloved from the clutches of death. She was buried alive in a brick wall in front of Salim.
17. Pocahontas and John Smith
This love story is a famous legend in American history. Pocahontas, an Indian princess, was the daughter of Powhatan, who was the leader of the Powhatan Indian tribe, who lived in what is now the state of Virginia. The princess first saw Europeans in May 1607. Among all, she drew attention to John Smith, she liked him. However, Smith was captured by members of her tribe and tortured. It was Pocahontas who saved him from being torn to pieces by the Indians, and later the tribe adopted him as their own. This incident helped Smith and Pocahontas become friends. The princess after this incident often visited Jamestown, passing messages from her father.
John Smith, severely injured after an accidental explosion of gunpowder, returned to England. After another visit, she was told that Smith was dead. Some time later, Pocahontas was taken prisoner by Sir Samuel Argall, who hoped to use her as a link between him and her father in order for the latter to free the English prisoners. During her captivity, she decides to become a Christian and, taking the name Rebecca, was baptized. A year later, she married John Rolfe (John Rolfe). Having gone to London after a certain time, she and her husband met with his old friend John Smith, after a long 8 years. This was their last meeting.
18. Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal
In 1612, a teenage girl, Arjumand Banu, married 15-year-old Shah Jahan, ruler of the Mughal Empire. Then she changed her name to Mumtaz Mahal, bore Shah Jahan 14 children and became his beloved wife. After Mumtaz died in 1629, the grieving emperor decided to create a worthy monument in her honor. It took 20,000 workers, 1,000 elephants and almost 20 years of work to complete the construction of this monument - the Taj Mahal. Shah Jahan did not have time to complete the construction of a black marble mausoleum for himself. Deposed by his own son, he was imprisoned in the Red Fort at Agra, where he spent lonely hours looking across the Yamuna River at the monument to his beloved. He was subsequently buried next to her in the Taj Mahal.
19. Marie and Pierre Curie
This is a story about partnership in love and science. Unable to continue her studies in Poland because the universities then did not accept women, Marie Skłodowska-Curie came to Paris in 1891 to enter the Sorbonne. Marie, as the French began to call her, spent every free minute in the library or in the laboratory. The hard-working student once caught the eye of Pierre Curie, director of one of the laboratories in which Maria worked. Pierre actively courted Maria and several times proposed to her to marry him. Finally, in 1895, they got married and began working together. In 1898, the couple discovered polonium and radium.
Curie and scientist Henri Becquerel received the Nobel Prize in 1903 for the discovery of radioactivity. When Pierre died in 1904, Marie made a promise to herself to continue their work. She took his place at the Sorbonne, becoming the school's first female teacher. In 1911, she became the first person to win a second Nobel Prize, this time in chemistry. She continued to experiment and teach until her death from leukemia in 1934, driven by the memory of the man she loved.
20. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
This is the love story of an English queen who mourned her dead husband for 40 years. Victoria was a lively, cheerful girl who was fond of drawing and painting. She ascended the English throne in 1837 after the death of her uncle King William IV. In 1840 she married her cousin Prince Albert. Although initially disliked in some quarters for being German, Prince Albert was later admired for his honesty, hard work and devotion to his family. The couple had 9 children, Victoria loved her husband very deeply. She often used his advice in matters of state, especially with regard to diplomatic negotiations.
When Albert died in 1861, Victoria was devastated. She did not appear in public for three years. Her prolonged seclusion drew public criticism. There were several attempts on the Queen's life. However, under the influence of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, Victoria returned to public life, opening Parliament in 1866. However, she never ended her mourning for her beloved husband, wearing black robes until her death in 1901. During her reign, which was the longest in English history, Britain became a world power on which "the sun never sets".
Once a boy at a school party gave flowers to the wrong girl. The girl was surprised, but she took the flowers. Thus ended the story of female friendship and began a love story.
This story is as old as the world. Once a boy at a school party dedicated to March 8 gave flowers to the "wrong" girl. The girl was surprised, but she took the flowers. Thus ended the story of female friendship and began a love story.
A legend roams the world that when a person comes into this world, his soul splits into two and then these halves look for each other to unite ... But there is nothing in nature more dissimilar than the masculine and feminine. She is an excellent student, quiet. He is a bully and a loser, the dream of girls, tall, strong, confident.
Here I would like to tell you that that evening the boy said important words to the girl, and the girl reciprocated, but this, probably, only happens in fairy tales or does not happen at all.
In the evening, the girl returned alone, and the boy escorted home "that" girl, whom he was supposed to give flowers. And it seemed that this story ended before it even began.
But they met after high school. She became a pretty girl, and He remained a bully and a joker, confident in himself and in his ambitions. Then they decided to get married. He proposed to her and she accepted.
After a few years, doctors told her that she would not be able to conceive. I will not bother readers with medical terms, almost every fifth woman is diagnosed with infertility in Russia. It was then that the worst began. She began to abuse alcohol, and he began to walk, and the halves of one soul, which was destined to become one, suddenly found themselves in a terrible void.
Do you believe in magic? Probably, if it weren’t for faith in the best thing on earth - love, which still saved my heroes, I would never have been able to write this story, except to invent it.
On December 25, 2001, a pregnancy test showed those cherished two strips that He and She had been waiting for for a long 8 years. He was crying as he knelt before her. And then there were flowers, a sea of flowers, and it seemed to her that now the whole world lay at her feet.
On January 22, 2002, they got married. And by the light of church candles, the two halves seemed to wake up from a long sleep, merged into one, and the soul found peace. Their names were entered in the Church Book of Fates.
10 years after the day in which the boy gave flowers to the "wrong" girl at a school evening dedicated to March 8, those important words were finally spoken that marked the beginning of a new life in which He, She and not yet a born little angel became a Real Family.
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Nice story, although a bit sad.
04/13/2008 21:20:06, LutzI think I have found my soul mate...
01/17/2008 21:19:12, IrinaAt the end of the story, I cried: how good it is that in our complex, cruel and sometimes unfair life there is a place for a miracle.
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Love and Eternity
Long, long time ago there was an island where all human feelings lived: Joy, Sadness, Cognition... And along with other Feelings, Love lived.
One fine day, rumors reached the Feelings that their island would soon sink. So everyone prepared their boats and left the island. Only Love waited until the last moment. And when the island began to sink, Love began to ask for help.
Prosperity sailed past her on her expensive ship. Love asked:
- Security, could you take me with you?
- No I can not. My ship is full of gold and silver. There is no place for you here.
Then Love asked Pride, who sailed past in an impressive boat:
- Pride, I really ask you, maybe you could take me with you?
“Love, I can’t take you,” Pride answered, “everything is so perfect here, and you can only spoil my boat.”
Now Love turned to Sadness, which just floated by:
- Dear Sadness, I beg you, take me with you.
- Oh Love, - answered Sadness, - I am so sad that I must remain alone.
Love and Joy floated past, but she was so pleased that she did not even hear when Love called her.
Suddenly a voice was heard:
- Come, Love, I'll take you with me.
It was Eternity, but Love was so grateful and happy that she even forgot to ask the name of her savior. When they reached the shore, Eternity swam on. Love realized that she was indebted to her, so she asked Knowledge:
- Tell me, Knowledge, who helped me?
“It was Eternity,” Knowledge answered.
- Eternity? - asked Love, - Why did she help me?
And Knowledge answered:
- Only She can understand how important Love is in life.
Once upon a time in a far corner of the earth
All human feelings are near
Gathered and hid in the shadows
To not melt under the scorching sun.
Yawned BOREDOM for the third time,
LAZY dozed off, overcame in the sun,
Here MADNESS finished the story,
And I decided to offer to play hide and seek.
ENTHUSIASM JOY swirled
In a cheerful dance, Euphoria sang,
And only cowardice did not let go of FEAR,
No matter how bad something happens.
Apathy decided not to rush -
Meeting with friends was a burden to her,
And PRIDE, without explaining anything,
She took herself for a walk in the garden.
And the TRUTH, knowing that to find it -
Only a question of time, left with a bow,
And when all the superfluous are gone,
The CRAZY account went up to a million.
LAZY lurked behind the first stone,
And VERA ascended to heaven,
ENVY found TRIUMPH penumbra,
And, as usual, she hid there.
NOBILITY rushed through the fields,
To find places for everyone around:
“I will give the surface of the lake to BEAUTY,
I'll find a place to hide, and BEAUTY is my friend.
I will yield to FREEDOM the free wind,
For voluptuousness I will catch a butterfly,
With FEAR I will divide the cave,
I myself will quietly bury myself behind a ray.
FALSE hid in the depths of the seas,
Although in fact she was in a rainbow,
And EGOISM found somewhere warmer,
And he didn't invite anyone.
DESIRE and PASSION sit in the fire,
Forgetfulness is lost again,
DOUBT everything will not be decided where,
She should stay in the forests or in the mountains.
LOVE was looking for an ideal everywhere,
But only a rose bush was hard to find,
And MADNESS is already screaming: “Final!
That's it, a million, I'm going to look for you all!
And I found everyone: in heaven, on earth,
In the mountains, forests, in the depths of the seas,
Can't find love anywhere
Suddenly he hears a cry and not him soon
She runs and sees everyone in tears,
SORROW and SADNESS froze without breathing,
Thorns hurt LOVE, she is blind,
And MADNESS approached her quietly.
"The game was a fatal mistake,
And I'm the only one to blame
But henceforth I will be a faithful servant,
And I will replace your eyes.
I will lead you by the hand
Connect the hearts of people everywhere,
"Love is blind" - everyone will say
"Love is crazy" - immediately add.
