Speedwell And Daisies Poem by ANDREW BLAKEMORE

The speedwell and daisies are blooming together
Their colours entwine in the grass where they grow,
So rich is the land and so verdant the pasture
As a carpet they make with sweet patterns that glow,
Like the blue of the sky and the bright golden sunshine
They rise from the green on this bright summer's day,
Wherever they shine I'll be happy to wander
For I'll never tire of their wondrous display.

The speedwell and daisies are blooming together
They dance in the breeze of the morning so fair,
The songbirds are singing in hedges and woodland
As the scent of the flowers does drift through the air,
Like the blue of the sky and the bright golden sunshine
I see them in meadows, I see them in dreams,
I'll head on that course to wherever they take me
Winding my way like the rivers and streams.


The speedwell and daisies are blooming together
They're blending as one in the hues of the morn,
I'll follow the thread through the land they are weaving
And casting their spell as the new day is born.
Like the blue of the sky and the white golden sunshine
They rise from the green on this bright summer's morn,
Wherever they shine I'll be happy to wander
For I'll never tire of their wondrous display.