The PrioryA Poem by Dean CrosslandThe church I see from my lounge windowTHE PRIORY I see what’s left of you from my window, Ravaged by an adulterous King, Seat of religion, of medieval learning, How many angels dance on the head of a pin? Did the Prior and monks despair? Maybe they prayed to Saint John de Thwing, When the wreckers came to tear you apart, Oh, the greed and malice of a King. It’s hard to imagine it now, You’re just a quiet parish church, As to your few dozen aged parishioners, It’s for a heavenly King they search. © 2012 Dean CrosslandAuthor's Note
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Added on August 1, 2012 Last Updated on August 1, 2012 AuthorDean CrosslandYorkshire, East Yorkshire, United KingdomAboutI am 41 and mainly read 18th and 19th C. English novels. I am working on a historical novel that I dream of having published. I have only recently discovered poetry and would like to try my hand at .. more.. |

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