There's a city, old and dark;
Famously the spectator's landmark.
There's history in its bylanes
Of chaos at a magnanimous scale.
With embroidering careful secrets,
The city survives each passing day.
And there's a river running through it
Like a cold dagger through the heart,
Turning the blood warm by the cut,
A slice of Christmas cake, little burnt.
And you thought there's a lady somewhere
Find her, if you please, on a desolate square.
Famously the spectator's landmark.
There's history in its bylanes
Of chaos at a magnanimous scale.
With embroidering careful secrets,
The city survives each passing day.
And there's a river running through it
Like a cold dagger through the heart,
Turning the blood warm by the cut,
A slice of Christmas cake, little burnt.
And you thought there's a lady somewhere
Find her, if you please, on a desolate square.
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