Claire | February 25, 2011
Anne Boleyn Files visitor, Jennifer Morrison, has written a beautiful poem about Anne Boleyn which she wanted to share with everyone here:- Villanelle for Anne Boleyn Circa regna tonat—her echo, Faint beneath the sound of sword to bone: Defiled is my name full sore Through cruel spite and false report; Twice postponed, not yet past […]
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Tags: Anne Boleyn poetry, poem, poetry
Claire | March 18, 2010
Just a quick post as I’ve just found this video which talks about where Anne Boleyn was held prisoner – the Queen’s Lodgings of the Royal Palace (no longer in existence) not the Queen’s House – and whether she wrote “O Death Rock Me Asleep”:- Here is the poem which Anne Boleyn was said to […]
Category: Anne Boleyn Execution, Anne Boleyn Fall, Anne Boleyn Myths, Anne Boleyn Places, Myths and Legends, News |
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Tags: Marquis of Pembroke Dress, O Death Rock Me Asleep, poem, prison, Queen's Lodgings, Tower of London
Claire | July 14, 2009
As owner of The Anne Boleyn Files I often find myself in the unique position of receiving emails, poems, photos, videos, articles and books about Anne Boleyn from fans all around the world. I love it and I think it’s wonderful that Anne Boleyn’s story has inspired so many people. I’m sure that she would […]
Category: Anne Boleyn General, Anne Boleyn Personality, News |
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Tags: B brooch, B necklace, poem, poetry, Tudors jewelry