Tuesday, April 20, 2021

Prince Philip

 Prince Philip 1921-2021


She cut a lonely figure

A tiny widow in a tall cathedral

Anguish bowed her noble back

Like a starling petite and black. 


A royal couple who had shared their lives

With all the world from our earliest times

And when he died we died a little too

Because a part of us had left from view. 


He was not perfect, nor are we

Perfection’s overrated, he might say. 

His perseverance was rewarded

All good comes to those serve and wait. 


He  did the country sterling service

While living in his gilded cage

That clipped his wings, have him obey

The ancient rituals day by day. 


He heard the call that came from God

For duty rang and called the shots

Thus everything found focus 

For Windsor wasn’t Camelot. 


A true love match

A true love story

That rose above the critics

And far outlasted cynics. 


Now it’s time for all his clan

To step outside into the sun

To write a chapter of their own

And stand united round the throne. 

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