Poetic licence? Jane Seymour, perhaps? She died two weeks after giving birth to Henry's only son, Edward, probably as a result of complications during this..
Henry VIII was indirectly responsible for Lady 's execution because he brought Protestantism to England. It was Catholics who executed for High Treason. Edward VI, Henry's son, nominated her as Queen over both Mary and Elizabeth. Not a wise move at the time.
Someone is very rich thanks to all the moronic readers ~
ReplyDeleteGreat insight on 50 Shades of Grey. I wonder what the world is coming to, when such pornographic trash starts topping bestselling lists.
ReplyDeleteha. yes, not a good novel....and my black is doing to salt, just a bit...mostly in my beard...ha, interesting collection of greys...
ReplyDeleteThese "grey" haiku are fabulous alive and packed with juice!
ReplyDeleteSample mine?
http://alicekeysmd.wordpress.com/2013/10/20/only-a-grey-smudge/
some insight from a few words... well done...
ReplyDeletep.s. I especially love "now it's turned to gray".
ReplyDeletePoetic licence? Jane Seymour, perhaps? She died two weeks after giving birth to Henry's only son, Edward, probably as a result of complications during this..
ReplyDeleteHenry VIII was indirectly responsible for Lady 's execution because he brought Protestantism to England. It was Catholics who executed for High Treason. Edward VI, Henry's son, nominated her as Queen over both Mary and Elizabeth. Not a wise move at the time.
le Professeur d'histoire
Oops...faux pas . Thank you for your correction.
DeleteGrey is sometimes good, as in your first haiku. Nice how the grey flowed through these diverse situations.
ReplyDeleteVery well written. I loved the first one.
ReplyDeleteFUNtastic!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletenice set....
ReplyDeleteIf I could figure out how the morons do it, I'd make millions too! ;)
ReplyDeleteGrey Across the Sky
Wonderful and clear. :-)
ReplyDeleteEliz