Queen Kora
Her beauty is unrivaled
Her heritage southern charm,
Queen Kora takes her Throne
Guided by King Gunther’s arm.
With grace she walks among us
Granting all her lovely smile,
Her beauty has no equal
Not even on the Nile.
So bring her tea and soda
And German wine Riesling,
But keep away your coffee
And the mushrooms she will fling.
Queen Kora knows fine jewelry
Royal clothing for her dress,
And she welcomes well turned clay
Lovely baskets and largess.
But what’s closest to her heart
Valued more than gold or lace,
Hates veggies and potatoes
And goes by the name of Grace.
A Garden Tribute to Princess Deirdre
Like dramatic amaryllis
Princess Deirdre takes a seat
With Camellia’s gracious air
Her kingdom willingly at her feet.
With Heather like admiration
For Magnolia’s noble grace
We express our Zinnia affection
For the beauty of Orchid’s face.
Like Azalea stands for women
Majestic lily you’re our crown,
Princess Deirdre brings a garden
Where a kingdom knows no frown.
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