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The Last Royal March In the chilling cold, for crimes untold, The condemned marched out in a row. The crowd then cheered as the accused appeared anxiously waiting the start of the show. No one mourned for these royal born; everything they once stood for was gone. The scaffold loomed, as they walked to their doom heads bowed low, and faces drawn long. One by one, as the killing begun they kneeled before the butcher’s tool and each time it fell, the crowd would yell to the end of their glorious rule. The mob did erupt, as the Queen stepped up dressed in her elegant gown; but as she took to one knee, most graciously, they never uttered a sound. The wicked wretch, stretched out her neck awaiting the executioner’s axe. Fully exposed, the blade then rose, and fell with a deadly whack. Amongst the dead, her severed head, rolled down upon the heap; then rest on its side, eyes opened wide powerless to even weep.
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