The Forbidden City Poem

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In Beijing stands a palace grand,
A sight of wonder, world-renowned.
With walls of red, a towering sight,
The Forbidden City gleams in sunlight.
Its gates adorned with dragons fierce,
Ancient relics, stories to pierce.
A palace steeped in history's grace,
A treasure trove of China's royal race.
Halls of jade and halls of gold,
With stories of emperors of old.
Courtyards vast and halls of splendor,
A world behind walls, majestic and tender.
But hidden deep within its halls,
A mystery shrouded by palace walls.
Forbidden secrets, whispers true,
Tales of power, betrayal too.
A city hidden, a world apart,
A glimpse into China's beating heart.
The Forbidden City, a timeless place,
A symbol of China's enduring grace.