YOUR DIANA POEMS

Posted by Posted by Dark Beige On 08:35




You the poetic public pen your tributes to the great woman


Why

Why

Why?


Why

Did you die,

Di?


Perhaps if you were Princess Liv,

You might have live(d)


Mavis, Dunstable


You were a rose,

Plucked in haste,

No more the wine of love to taste

Now you look down from up above,

Free to get drunk

On the wine of God's love
(But please don't drive)


Mike, Hampton


Farewell our rose,

We shed a tear,

And wish that you were still so near

But you are dead,

You're not alive,

You can never be interviewed by Clive

Anderson, (or James)

Because you died in that car's flames


Paul, Doncaster


When I first saw you,

I thought "Phwoar"

Nowadays,

I think you were a whore


Don, Paulcaster


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