Queen of the South
Wednesday 2 September 2026
poetry
She reigns where sun‑kissed tides embrace the sand,
A crown of coral woven ’round her hand.
From rust‑red dunes to jade‑green lagoon she calls,
Her sceptre sings with trade winds’ distant calls.
In every breeze that sweeps the southern sea,
She holds the realm of light—her Majesty.