[The Caesarians Octavian (Caesar's principal, though 
not sole, heir), Mark Antony, and Marcus Lepidus under 
the Second Triumvirate had stepped in to fill the power 
vacuum caused by Julius Caesar's assassination. After 
the Triumvirate had defeated Marcus Junius Brutus and 
Gaius Cassius Longinus at the Battle of Philippi (42 
BC) and Lepidus was expelled from the Triumvirate (36 
BC), Octavian and Antony were left as the two most 
powerful men in the Roman world. For a time, Rome saw 
peace. Antony had been having an affair with the queen 
of Egypt, Cleopatra. When Cleopatra received word that 
Rome had declared war, Antony threw his support to 
Egypt. Immediately, the Senate stripped Antony of all 
his official power and labelled him as an outlaw and a 
traitor. Octavian summoned all of his legions, numbered 
at almost 200,000 Roman legionaries. Cleopatra and 
Antony did the same, assembling roughly the same number 
in mixed heavy Roman and light Egyptian infantry. The 
stage was set for the largest conflict the Roman world 
had ever seen.]
The queen of sand, the chosen one,
Goddess on earth, sent from above.
The queen of kings, a tear of Ra,
An ocean princess.
A man of arms, a legionnaire, a fool in love,
Â…blinded by the light.
A destiny – united; a passion – unrevealed
All it took was one look intoÂ…
Her eyes.
Two saints gone astray.
A sign sent from the sky,
A moment, caught in time.
Two souls, one mind - the alliance!
A bond of life - the alliance!
A trail of tears, a pact of death,
Sworn enemies, becoming friends.
Against the world, on a path of dreams,
Towards a dead end.
A change in course of time, a point of no return,
Against the rest of the world! 
A unity – unbreakable.
One voice.
The lies,
Repeating once again.
When dreams come to life,
United till the end.
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