Gentlemen The Queen Poem by Charles M Moore

Gentlemen The Queen



A view to see of red and gold
the horses march ahead
and through the great imperial gate
the stately coach is led

With many years of joy and tears
the Queen admires the crowd
she's seen it all her head still tall
a wave a smile a bow

A sea of heads and arms and legs
erupt as she goes by
the banners wave the big parade
the screams the shouts the cries

Only in old London town
could such a sight be seen
oh what a wonder she endows
gentlemen the Queen.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Will Barber 15 August 2006

What a wonderful and sincere poem. Tradition carries us through the anarchy of the years. Admiration of the admirable, admirably expressed! - Will

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Patricia Gale 21 March 2006

And you have aloowed us to see through your words The Queen. Patricia

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Charles M Moore

Charles M Moore

Glasgow Scotland.
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