Wispy as the morning mist that drifts over the quiet meadow, a sigh of grey, it curls and slips between the blades of grass, a fleeting breath that kisses dawn’s first light.
Read more →Hamilton Academical In Lanarkshire’s heart, where the Clyde runs wide, The Accies take the field with pride, New Douglas Park awash in claret and gold, A story told each time the whistle blows. From humble
Read more →Dealt A pack lies quiet on the oak‑stained table, the velvet cloth a quiet sea of night; each card a whisper, shuffled, turned, uncrumpled— the dealer’s hand a steady, patient light.
Read more →At Victoria Park where Highlands meet the sky, Where heather scents the breeze from Cromarty Firth, The Staggies play with passion, loud and high, A cherished part of Scotland's northern earth. No
Read more →Rinse the day’s accumulated grit, A soft cascade of cool, clear stream, Water slipping over skin, it whisks The dust of toil, the sighs of dream. In the bathroom’s quiet hush, Tiles glisten,
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