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TRYING FOR A HEIR
The noise of passion fills the air
As the king tries to sire his heir,
To continue the dynasty
Placed on the throne by history.
The king is ruler in the 'sack'
As queen does homage on her back.
The royal bodies, there entwined
in the four-poster bump and grind
Until, at climax of the deed,
The king bestows his royal seed
To impregnate the queenly womb
In confines of the state bedroom.
When he has got the 'heir and spare',
I doubt he'll long be content there.
Mistresses he may take on side
Who'll find out what he's like to ride.
He'll sire bastards in his image
Who'll raise eyebrows in a village.
As the king tries to sire his heir,
To continue the dynasty
Placed on the throne by history.
The king is ruler in the 'sack'
As queen does homage on her back.
The royal bodies, there entwined
in the four-poster bump and grind
Until, at climax of the deed,
The king bestows his royal seed
To impregnate the queenly womb
In confines of the state bedroom.
When he has got the 'heir and spare',
I doubt he'll long be content there.
Mistresses he may take on side
Who'll find out what he's like to ride.
He'll sire bastards in his image
Who'll raise eyebrows in a village.
Published 4th Dec 2015
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Aye that was always the way of it in Olde England most of 'em will be at it again, too. Still we can all be 'poke privileged ' in these days of Internet dating.
Loved the flow and rhyme mate good write. A breath of fresh heir! ;-)
Loved the flow and rhyme mate good write. A breath of fresh heir! ;-)
Our kings (Charles II best example - although he had no legitimate children) pale into insignificance for prolific sex lives - in and out of wedlock - compared to those of France (notably their Henry IV and Louis XIV and XV) and perhaps the most prolific and least maritally faithful monarch Augustus of Saxony (also King of Poland) who had but one legitimate son but illegitimate children into three figures.
