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Her Majesty Queen Letizia of Spain.
Days fair with their hem
hick nights sworn unearnt
with tears long after sunset
queens fine with their barnet
stitch tiaras lite on no princess
ergo her prince weighs tactless.
I found her in a blank below
his window to the quilled note
but since she’s his talent’s rote
he thought up her mom's clothe
calls himself a prince, no photos
in blanket of her regal metronome.
I tried again like an elephant
ears, hands, big in early arms
composure in heavy orchestra
the sobriquet of heavenly rants
feelings bearing motherly psalm.
I felt her in debt timezone
her raft loft all of her own
so a mom's drifting slow
at green, which known
saves a colour I wrote
yellow and red hope.
In a world of math and trad
it's her orbs that dampers
at doors after my forever
traversing every rational
a canoe of no new river
dreaming of his islands
where he mighty math
by a soulical calendar
and the remembered
curse at every writer
say my words bitter
o death’s accoster
at fate boulevards
philistine wrestler
I wished the stag
I often wrote her
a sader secant
riftin’ me apart
o shear faster
for the letters
wholly, I had
was my gap
here nigher
a gap map
they star
clearer.
Shepherds’ merry-go-round
right match, to wrong house
flagged by hindsight grounds
freedom eavesdrops her town
an artificial door lets in a shout
not a wool black in every crowd
a mask of colour hour to shroud
his broken doubt in neon bounce.
A big thank you to the Royal House of Spain and Her Royal Highness the Princess of Asturias for inspiring these poems. Even though I wrote these poems for Her Majesty Queen Letizia's birthday, my admiration for the princess fed the birth of these rhymes. Thank you to His Majesty King Felipe VI, Her Royal Highness Infanta Sofía, His Majesty King Juan Carlos I Emeritus, and Her Majesty Queen Sofía Emerita.
In my time as a writer, my art has truly flourished, and every once in a while, I love to take my whimsical ideas of the princess being a guardian angel over my shoulders seriously. It's in these times that I truly see the king and queen, with Queen Letizia’s motherly, like admonishment persisting that I spend more time with a line.
If there is a writer's heaven, I'll harness this whimsy to get myself a ticket.