Anne Bolyen was her name
The king's love for her inflame
A divorce was requested
England protested
Broke from the church of Rome
Catalina now alone
Anne promised to give the king a son
And yet there was none
Infatuated by Jane Seymour
The king hated Anne Forevermore
Imprisoned for crimes she did not commit
She did submit
To her husbands hatred
She faded
Eager to die
She didn't have to ask why
She walks to the scaffold like a true queen
She did not make a scene
In her final moments
She asked for condolence
As she kneeled down
She did not denounce
The husband who had her killed
Her purpose fulfilled
Elizabeth disinherited
Elizabeth dispirited
Elizabeth in poverty
Because of the kings animosity
At thirteen Elizabeth is keen
To be free
At fourteen she is almost violated
Therefore, Thomas Seymour is annihilated
At twenty she is imprisoned by her sister
Who was bitter
Elizabeth in fear for her life
As her sister causes strife
Released from the tower on the day her mother did die
She still did deny
The rebellion against her sister
Who was a spinster
At twenty-five she is surprised when her sister dies
Elizabeth does riseInnocent Queen, Innocent Daughter
Separated during the mother's slaughter
Mother cries
Mother Dies
Daughter lives
Daughter thrives
Mother is content
When her blood is well spent
Husband wanted a son
Daughter was the one
Greatest queen is she
Edward could never compare to thee
Mother cries
Mother Dies
Daughter lives
Daughter thrives
Father is furious
Mother is victorious
Father Sins
Mother wins
If only father knew
Elizabeth would be queen of true
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The True Queen of England
Historical FictionWhat If Anne had managed to hold onto her boy in 1536 instead of a miscarriage? What if it was more than one boy? What if Elizabeth had a twin brother?