One year later, the impact of Pliner’s death continues to linger in the minds of many — especially Brooke, who returned to the corner last week to post another poem. Brooke put the pages of the poem ...

Queen Elizabeth turned to poetry to mark the first anniversary of her late husband Prince Philip's death. This morning, the monarch shared a tribute poem written by the U.K.'s Poet Laureate Simon ...

The Queen and royal family have shared a touching poetic tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh to mark the first anniversary of his death. The elegy, written by the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage, was ...

Eight days after Philip's death, a funeral was held at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle on April 17 with attendance limited to just 30 family members and close friends due to the COVID-19 ...

Queen Elizabeth has marked the first anniversary of her husband Prince Philip’s death with an emotional tribute. The Royal Family’s official Twitter account released a video, comprised of a ...

Originally, the poem was published on the day of Philip’s funeral on April 17, 2021 as Armitage's first address to the royal family during his time as poet laureate, according to The Guardian.

Bella Thorne lost her dad in 2007, when she was just 9 years old Bella Thorne is remembering her father on the 13-year anniversary of his death. On Wednesday, the singer and actress, 22, penned a ...

The Queen and royal family have shared a touching poetic tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh to mark the first anniversary of his death. The elegy, written by the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage, was ...

Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family marked the first anniversary of Prince Philip's death on Saturday. The Duke of Edinburgh, and the queen's husband of 73 years, died on April 9, 2021, at ...

Buckingham Palace announced Philip’s death just after noon on April 9, 2021, issuing a statement that spoke about the royal family joining with people across the globe to grieve.

Royal family share poem tribute to Philip on anniversary of his death The elegy, written by the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage, is accompanied by a poignant video showing images from Philip’s life.