Friday, January 6, 2023

The Man the Boy Would Be

Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex (L) and Britain's Prince William, Duke of Cambridge attend the unveiling of a statue of their mother, Princess Diana at The Sunken Garden in Kensington Palace, London on July 1, 2021, which would have been her 60th birthday.

 

It is not just anyone given the gift of a gilded 

pulpit from which to express his silver-spooned 

disappointment in life when he feels entitled to 

the golden spoon. But there it is, life in all its 

blistered sore points laid out for public consumption 

for a rapt audience awaits, eager to hear how sadly

deficient in compassion for their own royalty can be.

No one, the pouting complainant, charges can

fully comprehend the sheer villainy of the press's 

role in his sainted mother's demise ending her

performative art scenarios of wounded innocent 

fleeing a dystopian marriage in the arms of yet 

another paramour. It is that same celebrity-hungry 

media he courts as  he counts the proceeds of his 

belched-forth claims of rejection all the while 

besmirching father, brother, grandmother and 

retainers all failing his critical nurture. Revealing 

to the agape world at large the trauma of having 

been born a second son in a dynastic tradition 

unforgiving in its rigidity of pomp and circumstance. 

His is the final revenge tormenting his victims with 

the livid spite of his decadent, self-pitying mind.



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