In a place called the ghetto, so many people reside,
With dreams and hopes, and love by their side.
But life was tough and freedom hard to find,
A dictator ruled with a cruel and narrow mind.

But hope remained, and people did unite,
To bring an end to the darkness of night.
They worked for change, with hearts full of love,
To build a future that all could be proud of.

And so they left, in search of a new land,
Where they could live with freedom in hand.
Emigrated to a place that offered refuge,
Where they could build a life that was adge.

And as they started anew, they left a legacy,
A story of strength and determination so mighty,
For future generations to learn from their tale,
And to continue the fight for justice and human rights.

And so the world moved on, with disarmament and peace,
With nations working together for the good of all beings.
And still, the speculation and whispers would remain,
But the legacy of those who left the ghetto would never fade.

Reflections

1. What was life like in the ghetto mentioned in the story?
2. Who was the ruler of the place described in the story?
3. Why did the people decide to emigrate?
4. What was their destination, and what did they find there?
5. What did the people do to bring change in their life?
6. What was their legacy and what can we learn from it?
7. How does the story relate to current events or issues in the world today?
8. What is the meaning of the words "refuge" and "disarmament"?
9. Why is it important to think about the idea of human rights?
10. How can we work towards creating a better future for all people?