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Bound by Fate (a Tristan & Isolde Story)
Ilusstration of tristan & Isolde
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Two souls. One destiny. No escape.
This is not a story of triumph.
It is a story of love — the kind that consumes, divides, and refuses to die.
It is a story of love — the kind that consumes, divides, and refuses to die.
Tristan and Isolde were never meant to meet.
He, a knight of honor, sworn to serve.
She, a princess promised to another.
But fate is no respecter of vows.
He, a knight of honor, sworn to serve.
She, a princess promised to another.
But fate is no respecter of vows.
Their love ignited in shadows, in secrecy, in silence.
It defied duty, law, and even death.
And though they fought it — again and again —
they were bound by something older than rules, stronger than time.
It defied duty, law, and even death.
And though they fought it — again and again —
they were bound by something older than rules, stronger than time.
The song carries that weight —
not of a happy ending,
but of a love too true to survive the world.
not of a happy ending,
but of a love too true to survive the world.
Listen and Become Part of the Story
Let the music guide you through their fire and fall.
Feel the tension of their first glance,
the ache of restraint, the bliss of surrender,
and the pain of an ending they could not escape.
This is not a ballad.
It is a curse, a whisper, a memory…
and a promise that even torn hearts still beat in unison.
The Tale — A Love That Should Not Be
It began with honor.
Tristan was sent to fetch Isolde, the daughter of the Irish king,
to marry his own uncle, King Mark of Cornwall.
He did not seek her. He did not want her.
But fate did.
Tristan was sent to fetch Isolde, the daughter of the Irish king,
to marry his own uncle, King Mark of Cornwall.
He did not seek her. He did not want her.
But fate did.
A potion, meant to bind Isolde to Mark,
was drunk in error by Tristan and Isolde.
From that moment, they were lost.
was drunk in error by Tristan and Isolde.
From that moment, they were lost.
Their souls intertwined.
Their passion unstoppable.
Yet the world around them — court, crown, kin —
turned their love into treason.
Their passion unstoppable.
Yet the world around them — court, crown, kin —
turned their love into treason.
They stole moments, not years.
Kisses, not vows.
Each meeting could be the last.
Each heartbeat — a betrayal.
Kisses, not vows.
Each meeting could be the last.
Each heartbeat — a betrayal.
And when it ended, it was not with fire,
but with silence.
but with silence.
Tristan, wounded in battle, called for Isolde with his last breath.
She came too late.
And she, too, chose not to live in a world without him.
She came too late.
And she, too, chose not to live in a world without him.
The Legend Behind — Desire, Death, and the Echo of Romance
The legend of Tristan and Isolde is one of the oldest and most enduring love tragedies in European folklore.
Preceding even Romeo and Juliet,
this Celtic-Germanic tale has crossed centuries, cultures, and languages.
It speaks of forbidden love, fate-bound souls, and the high cost of surrendering to the heart.
this Celtic-Germanic tale has crossed centuries, cultures, and languages.
It speaks of forbidden love, fate-bound souls, and the high cost of surrendering to the heart.
In medieval courts, their story was whispered —
a caution, a dream, a lament.
It inspired poems, operas, and songs.
a caution, a dream, a lament.
It inspired poems, operas, and songs.
And now, it inspires this one.
In “Bound by Fate”, their story is not retold —
it is relived.
With every chord, they rise again.
With every note, their love aches anew.
it is relived.
With every chord, they rise again.
With every note, their love aches anew.
Featured Quote
"We were never free.
But in the prison of our love,
we found a truth greater than any freedom."
But in the prison of our love,
we found a truth greater than any freedom."