Ole Hunchback Poem by Francie Lynch

Ole Hunchback



Ole Hunchback
Got a good Royal burial;
That smiling villain's bones
Bleached black-blonde
In underground parking.
Exhumed and parlayed
For over two years;
Confirmed to be he
Who caused a Queen
To cry vats of tears
For the Tower boys.
Poor Anne dropped her hankie.
His horse-drawn caisson
Is a subterfuge,
A distraction to veil
Civil dissatisfaction.
He finally got his horse,
And we get the droppings.
And I see Cromwell
Standing beside Churhill
And Charles ouside
Westminster.
Perhaps Manson
Will be busted
In Poet's Corner.

Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: murder,royalty
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Francie Lynch

Francie Lynch

Monaghan, Ireland
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