Come gather 'round, young ones, it's time for a tale,
A poem of adventure, where we'll set sail,
To a world of wonder, where anything's possible,
Where manual and engineering are truly remarkable.

In this world, emotions are allowed to be free,
And society is built on kindness, empathy, and glee,
Where we organize ourselves to help those in need,
And embrace our differences, for they make us unique.

But sometimes, sadness strikes, and we must grieve,
For those who have passed on, and who we must leave,
We appeal to the heavens, to help us heal,
And remember their love, which we can still feel.

Sometimes life is stubborn, and things don't go our way,
We may get wounded, but we'll find a way to stay,
And when we feel coop up, we'll find a way to break free,
For we are strong and courageous, and can do anything we believe.

So let's live life to the fullest, and never die of regret,
Let's explore the world, and never forget,
That we are capable of great things, and can achieve,
Anything we set our hearts and minds to, if we truly believe.

Reflections

1. What is the poem trying to tell us about the world?
2. Why is it important to embrace our emotions and differences?
3. How can we organize ourselves to help others in need?
4. What can we do when we feel trapped or wounded?
5. What do you think the poem means when it says "never die of regret"?
6. Why is it important to remember and honor the love of those who have passed on?
7. How can we use our stubbornness in a positive way to achieve our goals?
8. What do you think the appeal to the heavens means in the poem?
9. Can you think of a time when you felt like you were cooped up and how you found a way to break free?
10. What are some wonderful possibilities you can imagine for your future?