Poetry

Nobly

Nobly the dawn spreads its quiet gold, A steady hand that bears the weight of honour. In every stride, a silent promise kept— To serve, to stand, to lift the weary heart.

Ballinamallard United

In the quiet town of Ballinamallard, where hedges sigh, United’s colours ripple beneath a Fermanagh sky. The pitch, a emerald stage, awaits the whistle’s call, Boots thudding steady, hearts answering one and all.

East Fife

East Fife – where amber meets black, A strip of hope along the Fife coast, Bayview Stadium hums beneath the sky, A ground where dreams are stitched in every post. The supporters

Bala Town

In Bala town where waters gleam, Llyn Tegid sighs beneath the dream Of Snowdon’s shoulders, brown and green, Where ancient stone and whispers lean. The railway hums a steady tune, Through valleys draped

Alloy

In the furnace’s hush, two metals meet, Their atoms dance, a quiet feat. Copper sings with zinc’s bright hue, Brass is born, a warm sunshine through. Steel embraces carbon’s kiss, Strength is forged

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