Here you will find the Poem Disloyalty of poet Inez K Hyland
Pull down the old hut, d?ye say, girls, That H.R.H. shan?t see The common place that used to do, Years by, for your mother and me? No!?not for a dozen Princes, Nor lords nor dukes beside, Will I pull down the poor old hut, Where your mother lived and died. Oh, I know that it?s old and crazy, I know that it?s shabby and mean; But it?s going to stand as it is, girls, And I won?t erect a screen To shut out the rambling shingle hut From sight of this handsome place. I should feel as is I had closed The door in your mother?s face. So if H.R.H. don?t like that hut Himself and his lordly pack May hump their blueys and go their way Out on the wallaby track.
