We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness

Title: The Divine Love - Purgatorio (mini-series)
Author:thekeyholder (Brigi)
Pairing: Belldom
Rating: PG 13
Beta: The lovely ms_belle10  :) Thank you, my dear!
Summary: end of the 13^th century – beginning of the 14^th ,Florence. This story is based on the Italian poet’s, Dante’s, life. Dominic is the poet who is marked by three distinct meetings with “the gentlest of angels”, Matthew. These will influence his entire life and works.
Feedback: would be lovely if you have some time! <3
Warnings: This story won't have a happy end.
Disclaimers: As you probably know, I don’t own Muse or Dante's works, but original aspects belong to me. So don't steal, please!
Author's note: I studied The Divine Comedy at Comparative Literature a couple of months ago and I was really impressed by Dante’s undying love for Beatrice. No, I didn’t copy his masterpiece, but I did use some structures and information from his autobiographical work, La Vita Nuova. You must also know that he had a thing for the number three and it’s multiples.

Hey, does anybody remember this story? I finished it! Here's the penultimate part. :)

Purgatorio doesn't continue from where Paradiso ended, but nine years later when Dominic meets Matthew for the second time. This is my favourite meeting, especially because of the imagery.

Previous parts: Prologue | Paradiso

( It was a bright morning and I was sat on the balustrade of the Ponte Vecchio, watching the dark waters of the Arno River absentmindedly.  )

Title: The Divine Love - Prologue (mini-series)
Author:thekeyholder (Brigi)
Pairing: Belldom
Rating: PG 13
Beta: The lovely ms_belle10  :) Thank you, my dear!
Summary: end of the 13^th century – beginning of the 14^th , Florence. This story is based on the Italian poet’s, Dante’s, life. Dominic is the poet who is marked by three distinct meetings with “the gentlest of angels”, Matthew. These will influence his entire life and works.
Feedback: would be lovely if you have some time! <3
Warnings: This story won't have a happy end.
Disclaimers: As you probably know, I don’t own Muse or Dante's works, but original aspects belong to me. So don't steal, please!
Author's note: We're studying The Divine Comedy at Comparative Literature and I was really impressed by Dante’s undying love for Beatrice. No, I didn’t copy his masterpiece, but I did use some structures and information from his autobiographical work, La Vita Nuova. You must also know that he had a thing for the number three and it’s multiples.
 
The Prologue is actually the end of the whole story; you can consider it like the last piece written by Dominic. I know it’s short, but I’ll post the next part soon. :) I’m really curious about your opinions! I also hope that Italians won't cut me for making "Dante" gay. xD

( Here begins the new life. )