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Compose a Poem of 8-12 lines on any one of the great King, Queen or leader of... ​

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From King Arthur to Queen Elizabeth II, monarchs have often been eulogised and discussed in verse down the centuries. Both fictional kings and queens, and very real rulers, have been commemorated (and occasionally mocked) in English poetry since at least the days of Anglo-Saxon verse. In this post, we gather together, and introduce, some of the most noteworthy poems about monarchy, kings, queens, and the royal family. This is not just a poem but a vast epic poem, stretching to over 1,000 pages (and it was unfinished – the projected whole poem would have been twice as long!). The poem, written in the 1590s, is a Christian allegory featuring a cast of knights, maidens, villains, monsters (the Blatant Beast – whence we get our word ‘blatant’ – is but one example), wizards, and princes. And running though it all, we have Gloriana, the Faerie Queene, who represents Elizabeth herself.

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