She crept on him quietly
And put the sword to his throat
He sighed deeply inside
He knew she would come no matter
What had happened on the field
She was a fine warrior
In fact, many wondered
Where she had gotten the skills
She so marvelously displayed
The wife of Prastugus
King of the Iceni tribe.
I, Claudius of Rome
Had made eleven kings surrender to him
In his invasion of the Celtic islands
Now called Great Britain
He may have installed a dummy king
On his death his will which he did have
Left half his kingdom to the Roman Emperor
The other half he left to his daughters
His wife does not appear to have received
Any inheritance but was known her death
To be wealthy with gold emblems
And other items which adorned her burial
No on seems to know where she came
Only that she was respected
And accepted as their queen
She lead them into battle
Against the Romans.
Once they had come for her daughters
They are said to have raped them
As children before they could bare a child
It is also noted that the King might
Have thought they would be married off
To the sons or nephews of the Romans
Instead of defiled as worthless
Since their main value would have been
Marriage to someone who would then
Take control of the area.
As it was one of them did marry
The descendant of Nero of Rome,
Cymbeline who married.
The daughter of Tiberius
Had a son who merged them together
As the King may have meant to occur.
But his wife was robbed and left with raped girls
She went to battle for them
Enjoying the misery of the Romans.
Who had not known to take them
Away from her nor use them in that fashion
That the King left them half of his kingdom.
Is of note as it is noteworthy to believe
His kingdom was worth that much
To the Romans .
But they wanted it all not half
Therefore he may have made a promise
And provided it through his daughters marriages.
Which were not originally accepted
What the Romans thought was going to happen
With this type of warfare is unknown.
But she made it through to their side
Killing ruthlessly everyone she could
She may not have wanted them to be removed,
To Rome itself nor was going to have them
Go unrevenged.
As for herself one only wonders
Did they also take her or leave her
Childless and too old to reproduce,
She most likely was no more than thirty
As most married young enough
Around 14 or so when she began
To show she was a woman.
Her training must have come from somewhere
Else as he seems to have been proud of her
She quickly took on the role of warrior.
As Queen she did not have to lead them
But she did making it clear who was in charge
Unlike many of the modern world leaders.
Who are too busy shaking hands
I Claudius, did conquer,
The Brits
May not have been true
To have installed a king
To rule over the others.
Was not unknown
Then to take credit for the area
To come under the control of one king.
Not eleven of them
She must have been quite striking
The woman warrior
Notice that her name is not known
It is not Boudica
That is her title
The Victorious woman
Which means that she did win
Her battle against the Romans
They may have begun to bargain
For control of the areas.
Instead of moving everyone
Which they also did in order
To subvert their natural
Enemies into submission
They might have also set up emissary's
To control the area for them.
This story of the fiery breathing
Woman Queen who fought valiantly
But then was buried in a field
For her followers to through silver coins
Unlike Christ who was betrayed by Judas
For thirty pieces of silver
And then buried in a paupers grave
After his suicide from his own horror.
It is known that she appears to have
Recieved the respect of the Romans
But not allowed to remain in power
It is her death that reveals the truth.
While she had gotten far in her endeavors
The Romans were not going to allow
Her to be victorious.
They must have made a deal with her
As her own husband may also have done.
In order for at least one daughter to marry.
And remain as Queen in Britian
She would appear to have conceded.
To the Romans to allow her on heir
To rule in her stead.
She might have had to perform
A miracle with a mans head as evidence.
Of her own powers and a sign of her victory
She might have concealed her departure.
By dying in the public's eye
Having a massive funeral
With all of her rich gold and jewels
On display while she lay there
Barely breathing to be coverd over
Perhaps by her own daughter
Then after they were drunk
In their misery of grief
Brought forth out of the shallow grave
To receive the hand of her youngest daughter.
And lead to the cliffs of the island
Where she was met with a ship
Which would then carry her off
To another world.
Perhaps the one now called America
The man she had crept upon,
Had already seen his comrades head
Put on display for all to see
There were many who were sent
And then spread the word throughout the Celts.
Not only of the powerful woman
But of her victories.
She would have had to allow them to know
What she was capable as well as prove it in the field
This man knew of her abilities
Not unlike Judith her followed her footsteps
She went for their heads.
How many of them she might
Have collected, as there had previously
Been eleven kings.
No one will ever know.
She is called the Victorious woman
And she demonstrated that night
She was capable and willing
To take another head for her trophy wall.
As it was he was waiting with an agreement
Rome would send Centurions.
If she did not relent
They would burn and destroy
All that was left of their Celtic isles.
If she relented he would allow her to live
And set up her daughter as the new Queen
While personally escorting her
And her other daughter to another land.
Where they would not be heard of again.
There are also stories in America.
Of strong women who were called Queens
Or warriors.
There was the great city of Cahokia.
Which was larger than Londinium.
And perhaps could have equaled.
The old Roman city.
It would have been beautiful to her
But then sudden destruction came upon it
They say the Romans did not make it
To the other side of the Atlantic.
But then there as no land they did not conquer
The left behind China and India.
Perhaps also with emissary's
But she had been promised a life
She must have had one
Which is there in thier stories
If one looks for it in the correct place.
Her daughter would have been allowed
To also find a mate to make her an equal
As her father had left her in his will.
The great victorious woman
With no name nor origins
Made it through life at a new place
With her gold diadem
Upon her head.
While a man served her for sparing his life.
Some stories are never fully investigated
Her pictures images show her red haired
And full of fury as we wish to remember.
Not as a crumpled old woman
The last Queens of England
Have been allowed to go to long.
It is not that we want them to die,
But to receive the rest and respect they deserve.
The Dead Queens Moore might have her body yet.
Returned to the burial after she did die.
And not worn out from falling victim
To young men's dreams of making
Themselves Kings without conquering.
While the young crazy Kates have no place at all,
Having never done anything to provide them the right to rule.
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