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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required King 'Enry of The 'Ouse of Tudor ruled merrie olde England, the mighty and the meek. 'E was quite obese in 'is elder years and threw 'is weight around - so to speak! 'E governed from 1509 'til 1549 when 'e expired and began 'is eternal bourne. Though 'e slept around a lot, nary a male heir for 'is regal throne was born! With virgin maidens and other guy's wives, 'twas a promiscuous life 'e led, Though 'e eventually wooed a strange assortment of royal wives to 'is bed! 'E 'ad six of 'em, which would've left even the most virile of men in a daze! 'E soon tired of each and 'e dispensed with them in various and sundry ways! Both Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard were destined to lose their 'eads! Catherine of Aragon and Catherine Parr died of mysterious causes in their beds. Jane Seymour and Anne of Cleves died from natural causes it is said as well. 'Twas rumored that 'Enry played golf as bells tolled each of their deathly knell! 'Enry got in a spat with the Pope of Rome which resulted in 'is excommunication. This involved among other things 'is cavalier attitude in matters of domestication! 'E got in a towering snit and formed the Church of England as it is known today. This 'ad all of not so merrie olde England in an uproar but 'Enry 'ad 'is way! 'Enry ruled with a fist of iron - serfs and gentry as well learned to toe the line! 'E died due to an old jousting wound and 'is fondness for food and wine! 'E was only fifty-five when in Windsor Castle 'e was laid out in repose. 'E was sent on 'is way with great pomp and ceremony as the olde saying goes! Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired © All Rights Reserved Placed No. 15 in Deborah Guzzi's "Sista's Bloody Sista's" Contest - October 2010
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