Immoral or Immortal? Poetry by D.C. Buschmann
Immoral or Immortal? by D.C. Buschmann They say the one who makes you can take you down, and I’m not here to... Read more
Category: Poetry
“In Mourning Wise Since Daily I Increase”, by Sir Thomas Wyatt
Editor’s Note: Today marks the anniversary of the 17 May 1536 tragic executions of George Boleyn, 2nd Viscount of Rochford; Henry Norris, Groom for the Stool;... Read more
“THE pillar perish’d is whereto I leant,” by Sir Thomas Wyatt (Thomas Cromwell Executed: July 28, 1540)
_______________________________ Sir Thomas Wyatt’s Poem Heralding the Execution of Thomas Cromwell, Earl of Essex _______________________________ THE pillar perish’d is whereto I leant, The strongest stay... Read more
“In Mourning wise since daily I increase” by Sir Thomas Wyatt
The following exquisite poetry composed by Sir Thomas Wyatt commemorates the memory of George Boleyn Viscount Rochford, Sir Henry Norris, Sir Francis Weston, Sir William... Read more
Here In My Darkness
Here in my darkness Here in my darkness, waiting with sadness, The end of my life, a chapter that was full of glory, Joy and... Read more
One Thousand Days
One Thousand Days One thousand days; perfectly counted, lived and wanted; One thousand days of love, joy, glory, passion, power, sorrow and death; in one... Read more