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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required He was not born roaring. He was born smaller than expectation, his spine curving slightly as though the body itself hesitated to enter the world. They would later call it omen. But in the beginning it was only a child learning how quickly affection tilts toward symmetry. His brothers moved easily through rooms. Doors opened wider for them. Light seemed to settle on their shoulders without effort. He understood early that the world prefers what does not disturb it. And he disturbed it. Not by choice — but by presence. There is a particular solitude in being watched before being known. It hardens slowly. Not into hatred at first — into precision. He became observant. Measured. Careful with language. Careful with silence. If love would not be given freely, power could be taken. The crown did not glitter to him; it answered something. To stand above what had always stood above him — to force history to pronounce his name without pity. But power does not untwist the spine. It does not quiet the memory of laughter stopped mid-breath. By the time the princes vanished into the stone mouth of the Tower, he had convinced himself that necessity and cruelty were the same word. That is how ambition survives. On the eve of Bosworth sleep would not hold him. The dead have a way of returning without sound. Not accusing. Not raging. Simply existing. Proof that what is done does not dissolve. When he fell, it was not theatrical. No thunder split the sky. Just a body — human, breakable — meeting the ground. History would name him monster. But history never records the first moment a boy understands he is less wanted than the others. And sometimes that is where it begins.
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