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st andrews churchat st Andrews church down millhams lane the grass grew tall twas a real bad pain the stream it flowed neath pathway neat no one knew twas beneath their feet the 15th century church it stands with scented flowers well at hand the river stour runs nearby the stinging nettles the blandford fly the meadows rich the longham lanes the church clock tower the fancy window panes the bell that chimes out the hour old Gulliver the yellow scented meadow flowers the modern hall that john Moore built the purbeck stone the seaside silt the dartford warbler in the trees the landscaped banks with bumble bees the car park that floods each autumn rain the renovation work that took place down millhams lane the cemetery that stretched one time across the millham road before the cross the congregation that sang his praise the kinson church the history books the revolving tomb the little bridge the hidden room the family heritage that dates afar before the modern home or car the walks across to the ferndown ridge st Andrews church look what they did Poetry Ad-Free Upgrades Vote for this poem
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