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Save the Queen Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Ositadimma Amakeze, Nigeria Mar 4, 2006
Child & Youth Rights , Environment   Poetry

  

Save the Queen She’s swaddled in her cradle
Like the moon ensconced in the sky
In veils of immaculate rays
Fledges the babe in a pristine billow

The day in nightly webs beclouds
As tho’ pains would ever persist
Yet, brighter shall the morn be
Dawning gladly in a bridal stride

For a spring of beauty is nigh
Unfolding forth from forms’ tide
With beaming olive twig to bloom
And garland of gold and scepter

Such it is, the majestic march
Of the fairest of maiden of earth
Lo, she comes with love and life
And would be the mother of man

So, spare the queen yet in the womb
Lest the kingdom be gone too soon
And our flag furled, bent in shame
To hoist o’er humanity’s doom dirges





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