Elizabeth I -- A Narrative Poem
- Apr 4, 2016
- 1 min read
There’s a Tower on the bank of the river
With ghosts who make people shiver
Many people have been locked in this tower
By whoever currently had power
One such prisoner of the Tower
Was Elizabeth the first for her power
By her half-sister, Queen Mary
For almost a year she there had to tarry
Like her mother before her, although
She was not executed, no
Her mother’s head was put on a pike
But Elizabeth was too well-liked
She waited in the Tower for
Her sister Queen Mary to rule no more,
This happened in fifteen fifty-eight
And Elizabeth’s rule was then fate
Queen Elizabeth, the Virgin Queen
She ruled her people well indeed
And they had a golden age then
Though Elizabeth would marry no man

Comments