The story of Pyramus and Thebes is one of the Babylonian stories told by Ovidius, a Roman poet born in 43 BC and died during the eighteenth AD. Some may think that this story is one of the stories that Shakespeare inspired the details of Romeo and Juliet.

This story revolves around the love story of two young men in Babylon, Pyramus and Thebes, which is a clear embodiment of forbidden love, which is still forbidden in many circles to this day, in the city of Queen Semiramis there was a young man named Perm, He was among the most beautiful boys in the area, and there was a beautiful girl named Tasbeen who lived in two adjacent houses, They were separated only by a wall, and each of them grew up with the other, and a strong love was growing within them, and he was looking forward to marriage, but customs, traditions, and differences prevented that.

He was trying to get away every time due to the differences that occur between families, but the love increased from the previous time, until a day came and the lovers discovered that there was a crack in the wall separating them and no one noticed it before, and the two communicated through that crack until it became the only means of communication Between the lovers for a while, and they spent the whole night talking to each other until the morning of the second day, and they remained so for a period of time, exchanging conversations from behind the wall that passes words and does not pass kisses between the lovers.

Until a day came and the duo agreed with each other on the necessity of escaping from that city and getting married, and indeed they agreed to escape and meet at the tomb of King Nineveh and there was a mulberry tree on the grave that shaded it, among which the berries appear in white like snow white, and from below there is a stream of fresh water and with solutions At night, Taspin managed to sneak out of the house in order to search for the grave waiting for her lover, but Bayram did not attend and she waited for him for a while until doubt began to enter her heart, but she held on in the silence of the night until he came to her.

And here I saw a lioness running towards the river, which was standing next to him, Taspin, and blood filled her mouth, trying to quench her thirst, and Taspin fled immediately from her place, and the handkerchief fell from her, to be torn by the lioness in her mouth. In the forest, to make sure that he was the cause of his lover's death, he went under the mulberry tree and told her about the separation of his girlfriend and that he would kill himself to catch up with her.

A few minutes later, Taspin came back to wait for Bayram, and she heard a moan under the tree to find that the color of the white fruits had turned red, and then she looked under the tree to find her lover and spoke to him, but he did not answer, he just looked at her with a look of farewell, as death had managed him, and as soon as she saw Her handkerchief stained with blood got it, and she put the sword wet with the blood of her lover in her guts to die too.

The whole city was known about the Tasbin and Bayram matter, and the parents deeply regretted it when that regret did not work for the loss of their children, and each of them knew his mistake by keeping loved ones away from each other, and indeed the bodies were cremated and their ashes were put together in one bottle to meet only in death.