Anne Boleyn: A Tale of A Queen's Rise and

Fall

She once hailed the streets of royal England. People

would cheer for her as she rides her majestic carriage
and captivates the sight of individuals with her angelic
face. It was like facing the cursed Medussa and
metamorphing yourself into a stone but rather from a
deadly stare, she will hook you with her enchantress
beauty. Due to her enthralling charm, even the most
notorious man in England at that time fell inlove with her,
and would soon deprive his wife into a complicated
world of love and lust, and eventually beheaded her
lovely but tragic tale.

The majestic Anne Boleyn was born in the 1500's at

Bickling Hall, Bickling, United Kingdom. With pen,
passion, and support, she finished nurturing her
education at France by studying musical arts, and
introduced a french revolution, not militarily though, but
a french fashion rebellion in her homeland's court, that
would make her stand out among the rest of the english
people upon her return, and would soon dominate the
British fashion industry, as she accomplished her
education at Netherlands and the french land.

Her complicated love story began when King Henry

the Eighth of England offered Anne to be his mistress.
However, Anne refused the role. Fueled by the King's
lust, he divorced with Catherine - his first wife and by
and by married Anne, who is now satisfied with
legitimacy as the ruler's wife. The crown adorned her
head, gaining the name of Queen of England.

Couples exchange vows to pledge each other to be

loyal and remain faithful at the end of their own time, 'till
death to each part. But in the case of the King and
Queen, forever may not seem with them after all. Their
first months as a couple were joyful, but got rotten like a
rose in the following months later.

Shadows of betrayal and treachery bloomed. The

gender of Anne's unborn child left the King disappointed.
Thorns of disloyalty had loomed Anne as the king
accused her for infedelity and later echoed in the rulings
of the birtish court, silencing and sealing Anne's
determined trajic fate.
 The infamous trial that unfolded in the spring of 1536
led Anne to her knees. The gleaming blade approached
her neck, beheading her life and also a chapter in
history. Birds fly away from a tree, an action symbolizing
a late queen's freedom will never return again.

The soul of Anne Boleyn marked a significant trace in

history. The late Queen's leadership contributed to the
broader religious and political changes occuring in the
british land, as the country shifted towards
Protestantism, a major breakthrough to british
monarchy, that emphasizes the rapid secularization. Her
calm, fierce, and pragmatic legacy as a queen engraved
her name as a symbol of the bypast era, where desire
and affection collided. A leader under the banner of
english reformation, that will never behead the essence
of dignity and royalty of her once beloved land.