Coronation Poems - Poems about Coronation

In the sky a sign appeared. A woman clothed with the sun. The moon beneath her feet and on her crown twelve stars. A woman to revere. Mother of God’s only Son. Gentle Virgin, sweet, Intercessor of our hearts. Queen of Heaven, Queen of Angels, Queen of all the Earth, Who to the Lord gave glory, and to His Son...

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A coronation, watched by our entire great nation, Some with trepidation, others boisterous jubilation. Trump feted, his fawning family silhouetted, Basking in his light, his confidence and might. This Grand Old Party, it's followers vociferous and hearty, Anointing their chosen man, to rule their ever-growing clan; No harm to love a cause, giving thought and sometimes pause, To what this passion brings,...

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The golden sunshine Adorns the hilltops with such Royal coronets......

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As one of the seven traditional priests takes the horn of the buffalo and fills anointing oil in it. other priests surround the crown prince while making some incantations to heavenly God called "Tata Leeza" in Kivila. special oil is poured on the crown prince's head...

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Unmissed by these who, garden-bound Come to honour Spring What's attuned to, solemnizing Coronation's hour Any queen's holy place, throughout Hovers musically. Though Flora's, this. Whose bird and bee Mixed choir's sweet clamour....

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rainbow of flowers multitude of flags flutter the sepals-accept v-formation geese the royal air force power crown jewels fly high crows in ebony great britain’s bobbies whistle corralling the crowds reign of umbrellas tutelary governing until kingdom come inherited solemn pledge the sovereign’s soul on the ledge...

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A Cinderella chariot, Eight horses in the lead; Two heavy looking crowns that seemed Uncomfortable, indeed. A scepter and an ermine robe, An orchestra and choir, With all that pomp and heraldry Intended to inspire. The royal family on board, Except the ones estranged; The military marchers And the guests, just-so arranged. Amazing to bear witness to The history, the bling. I joined the world to...

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(Charles Philip Arthur George - b. 14 November 1948) I had a cousin called Charles, said Aunty Olive. Nice young man. That's him on our TV. That's not cousin: it's King, said Aunty Lucy. It's King Charles. Now watch it all on this TV. It's a TV, Olive, a TV. It's nineteen fifty-three, isn't it? asked Aunty Olive. I remember Victoria....

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Coronation By Michelle Morris 05/05/2023 I wonder how King Charles feels On the eve of his coronation Disquiet or fears about Letting down our nation? Or perhaps calm and optimism Joy, peace and happiness? Confidence and trust In his coronation being celebrated? For heavy is the crown And powerful is the throne We mark this occasion The uniting of our home An historic investiture A celebration of this moment Embracing the...

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Some people like it a lot: Royalty and all that rot. My lineage, U.K. be, But I do not bend the knee....

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May your reign be successful, your popularity soar, May your country thrive, with peace and more. Through history's lens, we see a king Who's faced with troubles, heart and wing. Revolution, war, and politics too, The crown's weight heavy, a burden anew. With every reign, there comes a test, A challenge faced, a trial to best. And though the past may be long...

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Winnie the Pooh is invited A fictional figure, a child’s Friend and now a king’s witness No sword heaved from a stone A cuddly toy bear among the elite More important than you or me More relevant, than economy. A leader living a child’s fantasy The king’s clothes of equal absurdity Yet the reality, covered in pomp Advisers see nothing wrong or Too sycophantic; just go...

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God save the queen played with flourish on a vibrant, color-soaked kazoo... ...

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leaves of papered gold a robe for the autumn king... for a crown the stars date: 9/8/22 (used 'syllable counter' website)...

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One fine day Starting out on a journey quest With only good and pure intentions In your heart and mind Wanting what is best incorporating everyone Be forewarned of the subtle danger of falling victim of the temper trap Of awakening having 1 bad day not long thereafter only to discover The very same once fire that stirred your belly and set you upon your desire...

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