Poem Asking For Big Club's B Teams In Scotland To Play In Lower Divisions

This is a poem supporting the idea of the big Scottish clubs like Glasgow Celtic. Glasgow Rangers, Aberdeen, Heart of Midlothian, Hibernian, and Dundee United having b teams in the lower tiers of Scottish football, so young players get early experience of competitive soccer.
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In Scottish fields where passions play,
A vision blooms, a brighter day.
Reserve teams strong, a noble quest,
To nurture talent, be the best.

From Celtic's might to Rangers' pride,
In lower leagues, a stride beside.
A fertile ground for youth to grow,
In football's dance, they find their flow.

Aberdeen's grace and Hearts' embrace,
In lower tiers, a vital space.
Young talents rise, their skills unfold,
In this endeavor, stories told.

Through Edinburgh's mist and Glasgow's rain,
Reserve teams march, a hopeful gain.
United in purpose, a shared dream,
For Scotland's future, a vibrant seam.

No lofty perch, no ivory tower,
But grassroots bloom, a budding flower.
In lower divisions, seeds find earth,
A Scottish rebirth, a nation's worth.

Let Hibernian and Motherwell,
In this symphony, together swell.
As echoes of the bagpipes play,
Reserve teams light a hopeful ray.

For in the valleys and on the glens,
A unity of Scottish pens.
Rewriting tales, with fervor sown,
A brighter future, proudly known.