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Immortal Queen Elizabeth Ii

Your life's twilight on a
September evening came.
And ferried you were by
crimson cherubs; conveyed
in splendour on a celestial
cruise, to gates pleasant for
a permanent reign.
Your reign on the throne
on a September autumn
exited,
but your indelible legacy
in the hearts of Brits
is enthroned gloriously.

Queen Elizabeth Ii 1926-2022

Elizabeth;
Of immensely esteemed birth.
Highly respected in life,
but more respected in death.
Having a crown that ceased to decay
for many decades long.
A queen of kings, but still a wife,
custodian of traditions strong.
She that saw historic anniversaries,
She that saw millennial discoveries,
She that transcends previous monarchies
in length of days and pivotal reign.
Queen of a realm of historic gains,
where the sun never sets on their plains.
All to Westminster their griefs convey
to our departed who countless smiles gave.
And for your funeral would many for death crave.

Gentle Sway By the Centre

Gentle sway by the centre

The bell tolls for thee
Most Gracious servant 
bearing thou to thy deserved rest
And as thou art earthly borne by men of the sea
our prayers that flights of angels 
have now carrieth thee to the merciful throne 
of our heavenly Father,
through him who hast shown 
the Way, the Truth and the Life 
Where we commend thy eternal soul –
forgiven, pardoned and received –
to the tabernacle of light prepared for thee
Wither thou goest
may we attain the same gracious gift
when we are callest to lie upon the catafalque
and are escorted to our place of rest.


Queen Elizabeth Ii King of Kings

The great leaders of history 
give their name to the period 
The Victorians have a story 
carved out to their merit. 

Survival isn’t a given, 
success is of living,
processes stay driven
progress beyond vision 

There’s always an enemy 
wishing to impose the unknown 
that future a separate destiny 
severed free of our own 

When the system works 
the evolution goes on 
for the system that serves 
we all feel we belong 

Greatness comes from a motion 
the fuel comes from our emotions 
that Queen Elizabeth was provoking 
our strength so far from broken 

She was the greatest of them all  
because Britannia was set to fall 
shrinking in size yet still standing tall 
No to a Republic offering us bugger all! 

Long Live The Kingdom 
adapt with subtlety 
survive through continuity 
and the best will be!

Premium Member Westminster Winds Senryu

        

                          




                          we honor our Queen
                          in Westminster, tears and grief 
                          her crown, not her end





                                 9/16/2022
                                      ~3~

The Death of Queen Elizabeth Ii

Queen Elizabeth II has died and she isn't the Queen anymore.
Her husband, "Philip Mountbatten" died just one year before.
Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96 and it will change things.
Her eldest son, Charles, former Prince of Wales is now the King.
She was the longest serving Queen, she served for 70 years.
She became Queen in 1952 and for decades, she was revered.
She celebrated her Silver, Golden, Diamond and Platinum Jubilees.
She asked people to "never give up, never despair" about Covid 19 which is a horrible disease.
She was Royalty and had wealth, power and fame.
Now that she's dead, England won't be the same.

[Dedicated to Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) who died on September 8, 2022]


HRH Queen Elizabeth II

On the shore I see the colours of the skies that whisper on the ebb and flow of the tide .
My quiet thoughts gently tumble in my mind and I am free
To just be
Barefoot on pebbles 
My faerie kingdom by the sea 
My home where you will find me ..
Looking up towards the morning sun , shimmers the glimmers of hope , the breath of love upon the waters and I hear a wish from a fishermans boat. 
We dance upon a dream
Flutter amongst the clouds
Our  thoughts  in peace and prayer
We sing a song serene out loud 
Spellbound on the lochs of Bonnie Wee  Scotland
My home 
My heart  
My written letters 
Always and Forever 

Amen

The Tudor Rose, the Lion and the Sceptre of Light

"The Tudor Rose, The Lion and The Sceptre of Light" 

God bless 
The Queen 

Shield of Tudor Rose

and Lion rampant
the 3 of Lionheart, 
guardant passant

Unicorn and azure harp
rose and thistle stand 
with shamrock, connected

wars and battles 
conflicted, a home 
not seamless, 

stands firm, apart

sanctuary is never easy
when grief is the price
we pay for love 

duty bound 

for Love, 
of Her dominion 
and Her people

Lion and Lamb
above all others,
at all cost, to self

constant Her 
selfless shield of duty,
brave royal heart

arms never folding
outstretched
open wide apart

dieu et mon droit
"God and my right"
before Life, it starts
 
God bless 
The Queen,
a life long lived

walking towards
Her sovereign,
now in sight

calls to Her 
as if She 
were a child, 

halo crown
sceptre of Light
The Lion passant

her mighty Sovereign,
King and Lord,
now in her sight

(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)
Queen Elizabeth II
(b. 21.4.26 - d. 8.9.22, 96Yrs)

Premium Member Queen Elizabeth Ii - 1926 To 2022

Queen Elizabeth II
21st April 1926 - 9th September 2022 

Two rainbows embellished the teary sky
Just as impending news of doom drew nigh
A spectrum of hope 
From the Lord of hosts
As a sad world waved the Monarch goodbye.

Sovereign Queen Elizabeth may you fly
Into the arms of your Prince above sky
To dance together
Always and ever
To God’s angelic orchestra on high.
*+*
8th September 2022

Premium Member Queen Elizabeth Ii

Queen Elizabeth the Second passed
leaving the World in a mournful state.
How can this be--one who's so steadfast.
She tempered Britain's every fate.

Barely a bride on her honeymoon,
she learned her father, the King, had died.
Her life changed, becoming Queen so soon,
honeymoon left, that life set aside.

For seventy years, she was the Queen,
and a sister, daughter, mum, and wife.
Amazing what this lady would mean
to post-war Britain's foothold on life.

She guided with her feminine hands
never shirked her nation's duty call.
Tiny monarch ruling many lands.
She rose to be one-hundred feet tall!

September 8, 2022

Premium Member Queen Elizabeth Ii

Mother Mary, on your birthday,
will you please intervene--

Bring my prayers to your Son:
God save the queen



[September 8, 2022]

Enniskillen - a Poem For the Queen's Last Jubilee

I'm not a Monarchist but I don't hate
The Queen. I lied to her when I was nine
At Finningley it was. We had to wait
For ages for her standing in a line

She asked me if we had a special day
Off school to come and see her and I said
We did. We didn't. She went on her way
And no-one came to say 'Off with her head'

She's just a person. I thought she was small
And looked a bit like Mum, except the nose
She didn't make a mark on me at all
Until today. It's funny how it goes

I saw her on the telly cross the road
In Enniskillen and the tears flowed

© Gail Foster 2nd June 2022

(During The Queen's visit to Enniskillen in 2012 she visited St Macartin's Cathedral and then crossed the road to the Roman Catholic Church of St. Michael)

Premium Member Queen Elizabeth

The orb and sceptre, ring and crown
each with its cross adorned,
displayed the rule of Christ alone
to mark your fealty sworn. 
But stripped to simple linen gown
and hidden from this globe, 
for power to serve your earthly throne
the oil of heaven flowed. 

You sought to serve Him set apart
not bound by duty on your own,
but strengthened firm and from His heart
to bear your heavy crown. 

We shall not see your like again
defender of the faith,
who served your God through every strain
and subjects here beneath.
God helped you keep your solemn vow,
God saved our gracious queen.
God keep you in our hearts as now,
and after you have been.

Telecast From My Past

I recall the time – 1953,
somewhere around the first of June.
A special invitation by Granny
to come in the late afternoon.

My grandparents shared their television
first of a few that were owned in that day.
We drove ten miles for a grand occasion
happening four thousand miles away.

My inauguration to the big screen 
one of London's landmark events -
the stately coronation of the Queen.
For Elizabeth, time well-spent.


She has ruled  her land for sixty-six years
making her reign, Victoria plus three
"Long Live the Queen," long live her peers,
Nostalgic remembrance, Long live TV.

July 4, 2019
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Brian Strand's contest:  Nostalgia Any Form, Any Number Of Lines

Elizabeth Ii

ELIZABETH  II.
Decorated  streets  sing  with
Jamboree,
These  is  the  song  for
My  Queen,
I  peep  from  this  tall  tree,
Dreaming  in  the  aquarium
Of  wishes,
Now  I  am  Her  sibling
Attending  daily  Royal
Routines,
I  wink  the  left  eye  to  get
The  perfect  glimpse,
This  love  with  affection
Of  winning,
I  would  catch  the  clouds
To  clean  all  you
Fill like  eating,
I  am  a  living  honored
Of  this  profound  victory.
My  Majesty  the  ruler
Above  evenings,
Jewel  of  natures  beauty,
I  cherish  the  footprint
That  my  heart  sketch,
Multitude  sing  including
The  birds  that  back
Their  wings.
Very  supreme  team
Is  what  I  framed  in
My  dream.
Enjoy  the  filtered   wind
Also  called  dynamic
King,
That  every  tangible  seed
Would  become  double
Trees,
There  are  no  green  without
Leafs.
Elizabeth  is  my  mother
Even  when  she  lay
To  sleep.
                                                                                                               AKEWUSOLA  HABIB .

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