Death of Diana the Princess of Wales

by Ellen Rector - Not entered



Death of Diana, The Princess of Wales

On the Day of August 31st.1997
                 Princess Di left us, for her Palace in heaven. 
The word of her death, heard, throughout the land. 
                 Such a tragic loss. That we cant understand. 
A chase for a picture, Men filled with greed. 
                  Chased Princess Di, At a high rate of speed. 
The Royal car crashed, and killed Three within. 
                  The chasers committed a Royal Sin. 
She wanted so much to lead ,a normal life. 
                  A mother, to her two sons, and a loving wife. 
But, things went wrong, she divorced her Prince.
                    The Royal family, never treated, her right since. 
Stripped, Of her Royal Status ,
                    She refused to be ground down, By their Royal Tradition. 
Holding her head high, 
                    She still maintained, her Royal Position. 
For her son to be King, was her Royal Treasure,
                     But was taken from her, When she was out for Pleasure. 
She wined and dined , with her Millionaire Friend.
                      Unaware of the Days, Tragical end. 
Her body arrives with the Northolt Royal Airforce Base
                       As the Prince stands nearby, with tears on his face. 
He looks at the Hearse,with sorrow, as he's boarding the Plane.
                    He will never see his Princess Diana again. 
The whole world is in  grief and listening to sad tales.                                          
                     Over the Death of Diana the Princess of Wales. 
Written by:  Sugrpudn@aol.com

Reason for writing:

    
When I am down and and feeling so low ,I will usually write a poem and all that I am feeling will come out ..It is just a great way to relieve tension...I have done this all of my life .This is the first time that I have ever let anyone else read one of my poems..    

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Date created: 1997-09-05 18:56:06
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:43
Poem ID: 47908

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