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The Yorkshire Rose, elegantly perched on the bridge This was not London, or the palace nor Manchester, where Mancurians are free nor Blackpool, where the beach swallows Glasses, towels, mussels clinging to rocks The Yorkshire rose, drawn upon the bridge Bullet trains, leading distances Almost unfathomable in this very spot Harrogate, bath water Spilling onto the street in natural sulphuric geysers Burning The Yorkshire Rose, fleeting in memory In ghosts of the abbey nearby
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