
Kings and Queens of the Heart
You speak of royalty with crowns and gold,
Yet love—our greatest crown—you cast away.
Two kings together, queens, you leave out cold,
And on their heads, you cast a heavy stay.
But love knows not the rules that you design,
It flows like rivers, rich with every hue.
So why must you deny what is divine,
When love itself is clear, simple, and true?
For two kings side by side make no less bold,
Than any prince and princess you might name.
And two queens holding hands, hearts brave, and told,
Are no less rich in love, nor weak in fame.
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