More Than Enough — Anne Boleyn

Hold your head as it falls, my dear,

Whispers linger on the breeze, they’re near.

In the shadows where the truth unfolds,

You spoke of an executioner, so bold.

Anne, you danced with fate in your eyes,

In the silence, hear the heart’s soft cries.

Feeling the weight of the world, it’s tough,

But know, my love, you are more than enough.

So lift your gaze to the sunlit sky,

Though the hands of time may pass you by.

Your spirit shines brighter than they can see,

And in the echoes of your laughter, you’re free.

“You say the neck is small,” I hear you sigh,

But strength blooms in places we can’t deny.

Fate may loom like a storm on the sea,

But there’s a fierce flame still burning in thee.

Anne, the world can be a heavy load,

Yet through the darkness, love lights the road.

With every breath, feel the hope ignite,

For there’s a dawn awaiting beyond the night.

So lift your gaze to the sunlit sky,

Though the hands of time may pass you by.

Your spirit shines brighter than they can see,

And in the echoes of your laughter, you’re free.

They may write your name in sorrow,

They may tell the tale their way,

But they cannot take tomorrow,

And they cannot steal today.

Let them speak of crowns and kingdoms,

Let them judge what they don't know—

For beneath the weight of history,

There was still a heart that glowed.

So lift your gaze to the sunlit sky,

Though the hands of time may pass you by.

Your spirit shines brighter than they can see,

And in the echoes of your laughter, you’re free.

Hold your head as it falls, my dear,

With every heartbeat, know I’ll always be near.

In the story of us, through thick and thin,

We’ll rise from the ashes and begin again.