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Many a flame, brightens the sky Such events to re-enact A plot in vain that would underlie A pre-determined pact Brought up as a Catholic child Beliefs that would not wane The distinct view of Protestants Reflecting royal reign The disapproving treatment then Catholic Priests and all Of secret church services Hidden holes – no fall A venture to the land of Spain Discover and to fight A brave and learned soldier Gunpowder to alight Plans devised, against the king Thomas Winter’s plot Fawkes informed and now assigned Such tales were not forgot A secret meet within the Inn Robert Catesby lead A gang adjoined as one to swear Our plans will go ahead A parliamentary opening Imminently placed For barrels rolled into the night Hidden without trace A letter sent to Monteagle Reward for such a warn Uncovered act, to light a fuse The truth of which be sworn Hidden in the cellar below O’ Guy to now arrest A plotters display of guilty heads The ending of their quest Written by Geraldine Taylor ©
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Jun 14, 2017
Jun 14, 2017 at 12:23 PM UTC
A Plot in Vain
Many a flame, brightens the sky Such events to re-enact A plot in vain that would underlie A pre-determined pact Brought up as a Catholic child Beliefs that would not wane The distinct view of Protestants Reflecting royal reign The disapproving treatment then Catholic Priests and all Of secret church services Hidden holes – no fall A venture to the land of Spain Discover and to fight A brave and learned soldier Gunpowder to alight Plans devised, against the king Thomas Winter’s plot Fawkes informed and now assigned Such tales were not forgot A secret meet within the Inn Robert Catesby lead A gang adjoined as one to swear Our plans will go ahead A parliamentary opening Imminently placed For barrels rolled into the night Hidden without trace A letter sent to Monteagle Reward for such a warn Uncovered act, to light a fuse The truth of which be sworn Hidden in the cellar below O’ Guy to now arrest A plotters display of guilty heads The ending of their quest Written by Geraldine Taylor ©
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Jun 14, 2017
Jun 14, 2017 at 12:23 PM UTC
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