It's a L.O.V.E story

"We look forward to the time when the Power of Love will replace the Love of Power.  Then will our world know the blessings of peace."  ~William Ewart Gladstone

The message of this quote is so powerful that upon reading the classic story  of Romeo and Juliet I realized that in life and death L.O.V.E is truly powerful. The story's ending was great but as a positivist I would have enjoyed if the piece ended with a more positive note rather than a tragic one. In my mind I've created an alternate ending to the story. And it would go like this: 

After killing Paris, Romeo’s sadness of her wife’s death, Juliet came back to a sudden. Extreme melancholy was filled in his heart, he curse himself saying he is the reason for the death of her beloved. In this situation Friar Lawrence showed up. The priest saw the corpse of Paris on the ground and Romeo’s body with stains of blood which was surely came from deceased Paris. He went near the solitary man and noticed a small bottle in the hand of Romeo. He found out that it was a bottle of poison that Romeo will use to end up his existence. The Friar stopped him and made it clear to him the whole story. He explained the body of adored Juliet was dead and will revive after 42 hours and that he would have admonished with the plan but the messenger was stranded for some favorable excuses. In the midst of the conversation they heard a low murmuring voice, and found out that it was Juliet the dear wife of Romeo. Romeo’s solitary moment swiftly end and turned to glee. The couple enfolded each other tight.

But their problem was not yet solved. Before they realize to escape the honored Capulet together with his lovely wife Lady Capulet arrived to visit their daughter.  Both sides were shocked to what they have seen. The Capulet’s were confused, seeing their daughter alive and Paris lying on the ground. They called the guards and ordered to arrest Romeo for planning evil plots against their daughter. They sent Romeo to the Prince of Verona. The Prince had a conversation with Romeo together with Juliet. The couple clarified what happened and their secret relationship.

Consequently, the Prince of Verona called the two families; the Capulets and Montagues. The Prince explained why their children experienced tremendous depression. Thence, the prince ordered both families to come to terms. The two families agreed to settle their feud in front of the royal courts and it brought too much happiness to the prince. His gladness made him built a golden statue of the couple that stands hitherto to show that true enough, love conquers all. 

They say all in love and war is fair but I'll have to agree with what the Scripture say that L.O.V.E is still the greatest. :)