The devil supposed to have
\nJust left it there
\nA 40 ton gritstone
\nFrom Clayton aware
\nSomehow it got to
\nRudston and we think
\nGlacial erratic
\nYes Possibly
\nA Norman church erected after
\nThe standing stone
\nBiggest around
\nNo where in Britain
\nCan you find one larger
\nAnd a dinosaur print
\nOn the face has been found<\/p>\n
an old wives tale perhaps
\nBut clearly we see
\nThe tallest of monoliths
\nBigger by far And it is standing free
\nInside this old churchyard
\nEarly Bronze Age
\nWith skulls at its base
\nSo Stukely did gauge
\nIt must have been sacred
\nThis land before
\nThe church was erected
\nOf that he was sure
\nIt\u2019s a breath taking sight
\nAt the break of the day
\nStanding Serene
\nIn its quite sacred way
\nA cursus it could be
\nChalk lines run straight
\nA Neolithic games site
\nSo possibly great<\/p>\n
Marking the point
\nWhere the winners might stand
\nA ceremonial marker
\nThere on the land
\nMystics and druids
\nAnd pagans agree
\nIt is first rate
\nStanding remarkably
\nStraight all these years
\nThroughout so much of time
\nThe rain and the snow and the
\nSun, Watch it climb
\nTo shine on the surface
\nDespite what you hear
\nIt does feel divine
\nAnytime of the year<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The devil supposed to have Just left it there A 40 ton gritstone From Clayton aware Somehow it got to Rudston and we think Glacial erratic Yes Possibly A Norman church erected after The standing stone Biggest around No where … Continue reading