In the sky so high, a vulture does fly
Looking down on the world with a watchful eye
He swoops and he soars, searching for prey
But today, he sees something different on his way

A garden full of vegetables, so green and so bright
Carrots and cucumbers, such a wonderful sight
The vulture lands and takes a closer look
He tries a carrot, and boy was it cooked!

Next to the garden, there stood a vase
Filled with flowers, all in one place
The vulture admired their beauty and charm
And realized that nature has so much to disarm

In his vest, he carried some seeds
For he had heard of a place with lush greenery
A place with vines growing tall and strong
He hopped into his van and drove along

As he journeyed, he practiced his vowels
A, E, I, O, U, he said them out loud
For he knew that learning was key
To understanding the world around thee

The vulture made a vow to always explore
To discover new things, and learn even more
For the world is full of wonder and grace
And it's a joy to explore and embrace.

Reflections

1. What did the vulture discover in the garden?
2. What did the vulture see in the vase?
3. Why did the vulture practice his vowels?
4. What did the vulture do with the seeds in his vest?
5. What did the vulture vow to do at the end of the poem?