Art piece that needs a sentence in French. Help Appreciated.

I'm working on a rather personally important painting and I was hoping to finish it out with a sentence in fancy script. I didn't want to use a English to French dictionary because I feel like it would be stiff and not really doing the language justice. So I was hoping that I could be told how to write and say it the way a French speaking person would normally say it or, even better, in a lyrical poetic sort of way. I would appreciate it very very much if someone could help me.

The sentence is : Heaven forgive me Never forbid me

I'm afraid it might be an american idiom but I really hope not.

Thanks again.

how about :

Que Dieu me pardonne,
jamais ne m'abandonne...


I would say "Dieu" rather than "Le ciel"
and "abandonner" literally means : to leave behind, to forsake.

Amicalement,
Frank.
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Thank you very much!

But can I ask, out of pure curiosity, what is the difference between "Dieu" and "Le ciel"?

The dictionary says 'God' and 'Sky'. ^_^

God = Dieu
Le ciel = Heaven

of course, "le ciel" sometimes means "the sky", but not in this case...


kindest regards,
Frank.
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