Best Leeds Poems

Emblazoned on a metalic field
   Leeds coat of arms displays an azore shield.
   Upon a sable chief, this deep black bar,
   Three mullets argent, silver stars.
   On a chain of or, beneath the chief,
   Hangs...

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We received our invitation
   To an old time music hall.
   Where gentlemen wore Sunday's best
   And ladies; to the nines.
   Relaxing in the saloon bar,
   Exchanging pleasantries.
   Pre theatre drinks of cocktails,
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A city up on the south bank of the Aire River,
Mossy with long 'loggy' greens,
Land-sides,flat like table tops,
Scenery,with a glance, so pretty.
Cool breeze,fresh like juiced lemonade.
Archival historical Art Gallery,
John Lewis' eye-catching towers,
Broad lanes along tall piles,
Roundish loopy ring roads;
bejeweled  with shiny traffic lights.
....................My Leeds!
Yorkshire's...

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A selfish young lady from Leeds
Made fun of all who did good deeds
and then she got sick
pain two miles thick
where a do-gooder met all her needs...

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Leeds, we have a strong City,
Open the gates once more,
For the poor and the needy 
And the sting of death we shall devour.
 
Pour out a prayer unto the heaven
Let Grace expand all our borders.
Leaping high and wide and dwelling  
We will bear in...

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