Consort's Oath: Henry's Poetry

A companion volume to the Consort’s Oath trilogy — a deeply personal collection of poems written by King Henry IX across the span of his life, from his earliest years with Alex to his final reflections before death. Discovered and presented by his son, King James IV, these poems reveal the private heart of a man the world believed it already knew: a king, a husband, a father, and a soul reckoning with love, duty, loss, and eternity.

⚠️ Note: These poems are meant to be read only after the Consort’s Oath trilogy. Without the full context of those novels, many of these works will seem incomplete or unintelligible. They are intended as emotional echoes — not standalone pieces.