Come children, gather round and hear
A tale of speed and racing gear
Of dreams and hopes that drive us on
To the finish line, we'll be strong!

The track ahead, a mile or two
We rev our engines, feeling new
Our driving licences fresh and bright
Ready to take on any fight

With a wave, we start our charge
Our hearts beating, we're living large
The wind in our hair, the sun in our face
We're ready to win this racing race

We see a sign, a tricky bend
But we won't falter, we won't bend
Our speed increases, we overtake
Our rivals trailing in our wake

We reach the finish line with glee
Our dream achieved, we're finally free
We celebrate our victory
In this world of speed and harmony.

Reflections

1. What is the main theme of the poem?
2. Can you name some of the words used in the poem that relate to racing and speed?
3. How did the drivers feel before and during the race?
4. What obstacles did the drivers face during the race, and how did they overcome them?
5. How did the drivers celebrate their victory?
6. Can you relate to any of the feelings or experiences described in the poem?
7. What do you think the poem is trying to teach us about perseverance and achieving our dreams?