Castle House
In the middle of a street
In a nice suburban town
Sits a house unlike the others
And deserving of renown.
With some unexpected turrets
In the way it was designed,
Just one glance brings times medieval
To the forefront of the mind.
For it looks just like a castle,
So all passersby will stare
Wond’ring maybe if some royalty
Somehow’s residing there.
I would love to see if inside
It retains that cool allure,
But from visiting some real ones,
There’s one thing of which I’m sure.
If you don’t have many servants
And you’re living in a castle,
Cleaning towers topped with turrets
Must be quite a major hassle!
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