Stenhousemuir

Thursday 9 July 2026
poetry

Stenhousemuir

In the gentle curve of the Forth’s own sigh,
Stenhousemuir cradles its modest streets,
Where terraced cottages lean against the sky,
And the river whispers soft, historic beats.

The old mill’s rusted wheels still dream of grain,
While children’s laughter rings from the park’s green lawn,
Football chants rise from Ochilview’s domain,
As the sun drapes gold over the town at dawn.

Through mist‑clad mornings and autumn’s amber haze,
Community hearts beat steady, true, and kind—
Neighbours share tea, stories, and quiet praise,
In every lane, a sense of peace we find.

So raise a cup to Stenhousemuir’s quiet charm,
A humble gem where Scotland’s spirit stays warm.

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