In a world so big and bright,
We find ourselves with much delight,
Exploring every street and lane,
In the city where we remain.

Our country is where we call home,
And it's a place we never roam,
From state to state we travel far,
But always return to where we are.

The world is vast and wide indeed,
With wonders that we all should heed,
But even with all its grandeur,
We still hold our home with honor.

So let us cherish every place,
From our streets to our world's great space,
And never forget what we have learned,
As we journey through life, unconcerned.

Reflections

1. What is the main message of the poem?
2. What does the poet mean by "we still hold our home with honor"?
3. Why is it important to cherish every place, from our streets to our world's great space?