Golden Gate Bridge Tower in Fog by Jim Brandano via Pixdaus
Here is the church here is the steeple...
No. That's not right.
Here is the bridge here are the people...
No. No. Not quite.
Here is my heart like a blurry tepal -
But I am not there what a pity.
Here is my love like a protective sepal -
Resting lightly over you and The City.
For info about the secret history of 38 old nursery rhymes (The Church/Steeple rhyme is not yet included) visit Nursery Rhymes History and Songs at You Tube.
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No. That's not right.
Here is the bridge here are the people...
No. No. Not quite.
Here is my heart like a blurry tepal -
But I am not there what a pity.
Here is my love like a protective sepal -
Resting lightly over you and The City.
Written for Friday Flash 55 - My post in exactly 55 words - for the G-Man.

To clarify that tepal and sepal stuff —
Above photo is a Lilium flower showing the tepals:
the inner three are petals and the outer three are sepals.
Tepals are elements of the perianth, or outer part of a flower, which includes the petals or sepals. The term "tepal" is applied when all the segments of the perianth are of similar shape and color, or undifferentiated. When different types of organs can be distinguished, they are referred to as sepals and petals.
For info about the secret history of 38 old nursery rhymes (The Church/Steeple rhyme is not yet included) visit Nursery Rhymes History and Songs at You Tube.
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