DIRGE: 'ELIZABETH II, FORGONE ALTERNATIVE' BY PHONETICIAN AHMAD

Oh, what a loss

Like a  menopause

In our liberal course

Causing a zigzag cross

To our mother's clause

Whose tongue has halt not hurt

Like the fin of Octopus

In the pool of slippery nuts!

Oh, what a loss

Of a pillar

Who killed the killer

Of hatred and burst

Her brain with rules

Which can't be refused

But induced and choose

To wake a dry lake

For the sake of utterance

Without hindrance!

Oh, what a loss

Of an ocean;

Oldest daughter of all nation

Whose vision envisioned

And served occupation 

To suit global condition!

Oh, what a loss

Of a tree

Whose root is free

To bind all of her three

With the use of glee

So sadden she flee!

✍️ PROFESSOR PHONETICIAN AHMAD

The poet persona praises Elizabeth II, Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor and also admits her death. He pledges that the world has lost an unforgettable soul indeed.