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Princess Diana of Whales


  

 

Her magnificence had such significance

as she opened her heart to all.

Her immanence, her diligence

all the people so enthralled.

Giving of herself all over the world

gifts of hope and kindness impearled,

with a pure heart and sincere intention

always showing sincere affection.

When her life was taken

the world was so shaken

never in time before,

was there such an

outpour of adoration and grief.

All of her admirers lining the streets.

Rows of flowers blanketed the ground  

as her coffin passed by them

there was not a sound.

Bidding farewell to their Princess without a crown.

Down to earth royalty like no other before her

a symbol of beauty and grace.

Now resting forever in her island grave

an emerald green resting place.

 

   ~Sincere respect and affection~~

                                                                                       

 

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Chrisstiana Dowling
<p>can anyone tell me why my format submitted like that please?</p>

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