St. Catherine At Court Poem by Kodjo Deynoo

Clifton will always be royal
The host of Bristol; oh Britania

Like the Queen's finest
Jewellery crowned on the hill

Oh grace, great Alexandria of old Greek
King Costus and Queen Sabinella

Today your very own sits
On the hills of Clifton, viewing the sight

At court with Wills memorial
If there was a building, to stand as royal, oh hail

Oh saint of Catherine I am in your court
To know your essence; Joan of Arc named you

Office windows and office doors revolving
In comes, out goes; your crusade to venture

Pitched in Clifton, Britania oh glory, St. Catherine
To be the crown on the hill that stands