Anne BoleynMature
I saw her there,
sitting demurely,
but in her eye I saw that sexy glint,
I'd seen in my own eyes.
I watched her walk on her own
in the garden of my great home,
and disregarded all the rules.
I left descreetly.
Followed her.
We made love under the trees,
she fought for her own,
was my equal, my match,
I fell in love with the idea of her,
was rid of the winter, and chased after the spring.
She married me,
and that night I took her,
I felt her move,
touched her until her breasts hardened,
and she gasped.
A baby girl.
My firey red hair.
Then one more lost.
A mistress, then another.
Then there she was.
The one, I was sure.
And the witch was gone.
A quick swish.
Swipe, gone.
And my life continues.

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