A Ballad-esque type poem about Queen Victoria of England and her husband, Prince Albert |
Come all around, gather o'er here Let me tell you of love This story I'll tell Many of you know nothing of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert A great love did they see Through trouble and tumult Together they'd be Heiress Presumptive she was In 1836 when they met Each seventeen they were Not ready for marriage yet Queen Victoria and Prince Albert A great love did they see Through trouble and tumult Together they'd be At eighteen she became Queen of UK and all thereof From Prince Edward, Duke of Kent Was Queen Victoria, daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert A great love did they see Through trouble and tumult Together they'd be Her mother annoyed her She wanted to be free But the law said they'd live Together till she married Queen Victoria and Prince Albert A great love did they see Through trouble and tumult Together they'd be From her diary we read The way she describes him "His beauty, his sweetness & Gentleness" love full to the brim Queen Victoria and Prince Albert A great love did they see Through trouble and tumult Together they'd be Like all relationships They had ups and had downs But their love never faded No matter how hokey it sounds Queen Victoria and Prince Albert A great love did they see Through trouble and tumult Together they'd be They married and they lived With their children of nine But if he was the tree She was the vine Queen Victoria and Prince Albert A great love did they see Through trouble and tumult Together they'd be At forty-two he had died The queen lost all her hope For the rest of her life She would mourn and she'd mope 60 Lines/291 Words |