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Away from traffic tangle, Beyond the silence of red wall, A mellow building stands, A guard on royal great hall. At the corner of jousting square, in angle of crumbling, dying, bricks, This fortress house, standing still, Astounds observer with makers tricks. No drawbridge here, but see How portcullis bars our way. No right of entry to kingly place, Though loyal subjects may Come and go in wonderment, And on the green path play. Stoney forecourt has little room For flowers to blossom and grow, But architect has made his mark, Unchecked by times long flow. Though colour pale in sunlight, And dull to questing nose, Within its petals the blood of England, The five fingered Tudor rose. |