For Beauty Lives with Kindness

Who is Diana? what is she,

That all our swains commend her?

Holy, fair and wise is she;

The heaven such grace did lend her,

That she might admired be.

Is she kind as she is fair?

For beauty lives with kindness.

Love doth to her eyes repair,

To help him of his blindness,

And, being help'd, inhabits there.

Then to Diana let us sing,

That Diana is excelling;

She excels each mortal thing

Upon the dull earth dwelling:

To her let us garlands bring.

"More than any other member of The Royal Family, Diana had understood what it meant to be a Princess in the 20th Century. She had reached out to those who needed help most -- what she always extended to The Poor and The Sick was a Golden Hand, without the white gloves of Royalty. Despite her position of privilege, she did not condescend or patronise -- she shared her vulnerabilities, and in doing-so, she gave people a measure of Hope in coping with their own unhappiness. By allowing people to see her personal failures, and successes, she gave them reason to believe  that they too could rise above rejection and survive, even triumph, over misfortune.

She did not dash dreams, but rather she did what Royalty is supposed  to do -- she made people feel better about themselves.

The Princess of Wales brought light into every room she entered -- which is why, people around The World suddenly felt so desolate when she was gone : They realised that they had lost someone who was truly  irreplaceable."