I know that some papyrus was found on his cofin I believe. Here's the text
"I am thy wife, O great one-- do not leave me!
Is it thy good pleasure, O my brother, that I should go far from thee?
How can it be that I go away alone?
I say: 'I accompany thee, O thou who didst like to converse with me,'
But thou remainest silent and speakest not!"
verdict - Ankhesenamun is NOT GUILTY

One of the big disappointments, according to Howard Carter, was that there were no papyrus found in Tutankhamen's tomb. The love poem you cited sounds like something made up by someone on a romantic episode...
There are lots of good examples of Egyptian poetry, just look in your local bookstore, or do a search on Google. Or go to this site to hear some read:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/eg ... ry_2.shtml

Osiris II thanks for that link! I found all the readings very interesting!

Were you able to listen to the reading, Mary? I especially like the one from Kiya to Akhenaton.

exactly!...