Mary, bloody Mary,
Queen oh queen contrary.
Ruthless to her rotten core,
Princess, bastard, heir galore.
Deeply pius 'pon point of death,
Staunch and stoic.
Raised á gloriana,
Deemed a Maria Regina.
But, alas! Come Anne Boleyn!
Then quite a mess poor Mary's in!
Banished away
Estranged from dear Catherine
Made housemaid of Lillibet,
Oh spiteful, hateful, Lillibet!
Elizabeth, daughter of Anne Boleyn,
Ousting Mary from e'rything
A mere haughty babe.
Regnant over royals
Even from natural age.
How humiliating!
Poor Mary!
Mary, contrary Mary,
Plotting sweet revenge
Mary, bloody Mary,
Did plan to cut off their heads.
Merciful was she
To that undeserving Lillibet
Protestant Princess Lillibet.
The Great and Pious Mary
Sought an equally pious mate
A Catholic husband
To legitimize her throne
A real partner beside her
A real home to call her own.
Mary wed Phillip of Spain
For both it appeared great gain.
Unpopular was Phillip of Spain
And unpopular was Mary,
Queen to Reig.
She gained her throne
In a trail of severed necks
Of ruthless destruction
And mutinous army.
Finally at last
Was contrary Mary secure
And overlord (lady) of England
Mistress of all she'd heard she couldn't have.
Queen Maria Regina
Of all English land.
Oh proud and tall and brave she'd stand
Great Mary Tudor,
Queen of England!
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A Book Of Rhyme, Rhythm, And Time
RandomThis book is a collection of loosely organized ramblings - they resemble poems, but aren't structured to be poetry. Raw emotions from the thoughts and life experiences that afflict an average girl's everyday life, these are unfiltered, and as authen...
