This is part two of Esther Hyams’ poem about the coronation of
Anne Boleyn, and it forms part of a series of poems on Anne’s
life. Queen Anne’s Coronation Part 2 – The crowning of Queen
Anne On 1st June, 1533 was the coronation of Queen Anne A six-
month pregnant queen – no longer Mistress Anne. In the morning,
at 8 o’clock, accompanied by the peers of England Anne proceeded
to Westminster Abbey – spectacular and grand. Accompanied by
noble ladies in their magnificent robes of estate Along with the
nobles of the realm in parliament robes so great. Then from
Archbishop Cranmer, Anne received her crown Feeling from now,
that nothing could ever bring her down. This was Anne Boleyn’s
great moment of magnificent glory But it was only the beginning
of a tempestuous story. There was then a banquet, after leaving
Westminster Hall The next day there would be a great joust,
viewed by all. But the banquet, the Queen Consort would enjoy
alone Monarchs did not attend these ceremonies when not their
own. And even if England