Elizabeth Regina (Acrostic Poem)

Elizabeth – our queen for 70 years,

Living her life with Christian fears

In an ever-changing world.

Zealously leading us all,

Anchored by her unshakeable

Belief that God was helping and guiding her.

Epitome of style, tolerance and grace.

Trustworthy leader of every one of her subjects.

Her vow to serve us ruled her to her very last day.

Reaching out to, and unifying

Every corner of the world.

Godliness and kindness, not greed, her message.

In this ever-changing world

No other leader has been so steadfast for so long.

An outstanding role model for world peace and harmony.

God Save the Queen

Tessa Feaster – Sept. 2022

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