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King Richard II · Andy D. Show
King Richard II, (1377), King of England
poem by
Andy D. Show
O, Duke of the Lord of Edward,
There was a forbearance upon the duties of a royal Hines
An inheritance that summons a child out of the womb
The Queen’s virginity is yet a pure perfection
That the ‘Black Prince’, Richard, would come from the mockery of his foes
He was a mere gift and blessings for England
From GOD and His sovereignty above, there was the noble and justice led
But, out of dusk, the dark shadow roar.....
There came with jealousy and a crook to overthrown the hire
Until when Richard was ready to rule the Kingdom with Psalm,
The thief envies the hire, triumphant not.
This prayer, my Lord, keeps Richard safe
Until then, he was to be defeated by his foes
And was forced to exile, as a prisoner, and be no more.
While this tragedy ends with no remorse,
King Richard, we remember you for the more.
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