
A collection of poems about the Tudors.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Chapters: 2 - Words: 388 - Reviews: 6 - Follows: 2 - Updated: 08-24-08 - Published: 08-06-08 - id: 2555844
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Granddaughter of a commoner
Wife of a King
Mother of a Queen
Yet in the end - nothing
Ambition her ambrosia
She tempted fate
Well, fate took the bait
They called her many things
Some she deserved, others not
Yet she asked and she got
We cannot complain
Of fates cruel twists
The wheel of fortune spins
Down, up, and down again
She divided a country
Gave the people free will
In the end she was her own destruction
The mighty fall further than the weak
Further to fall, more causes to weep
A swordsman from France
An end worthy of better
A usurper, a vixen a witch
She was all these and more
Yet in the end she is like you and I
A human with faults that caused her to die
Who is this women, this queen called
Her name was Anne Boleyn
She died of a nations shame
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