Come one, come all, to the greatest of sights
With wonders and magic that will light up your nights
In the circus, you'll find a clown with a smile
And a sea rover who's traveled many a mile

There's an amusement park where you can have fun
With bumper cars and merry-go-rounds that spin and run
And a ferris wheel that reaches up high
With views of the world that touch the sky

On a rocking horse, you'll feel like a king
As you ride and play and do your thing
And on a trampoline, you'll jump and soar
With energy and joy that will make you want more

But the ultimate thrill is the roller coaster ride
With twists and turns that will make you slide
And as you scream and laugh and shout with glee
You'll know that this is where you're meant to be

So come one, come all, to the circus of fun
With sights and sounds that will dazzle and stun
And as you explore and play and explore
You'll find that the magic is forevermore.

Reflections

1. What was your favorite part of the poem and why?
2. Have you ever been to a circus or an amusement park? What did you enjoy doing the most there?
3. What do you think makes a good roller coaster or a rocking horse?
4. Can you think of other fun activities that were not mentioned in the poem?
5. If you could go to any amusement park in the world, where would you go and what would you do there?