A land of mystery and history,
With ancient celtic roots,
Where dialects are woven intricately,
And dynasties of old bear fruits.

There's a basin, so grand and serene,
With architecture, old and divine,
Cathedrals, that rise up like a dream,
And fashion, with beauty that's so fine.

The tourists come from far and wide,
To marvel at the scenic gorge,
Where vineyards, stretch far and side by side,
And nature's beauty they do explore.

The Vikings, they once roamed this land,
With stories of their bravery untold,
And even today, they still command,
A place in history, both young and old.

So come and visit, this wondrous place,
And marvel at its sights and sound,
For this land, holds so much space,
For adventure, that knows no bounds.

Reflections

1. What are some of the unique features of the Celtic Basin that the poem describes?
2. Why do you think people come from far and wide to visit this land?
3. What do you think the Vikings were like, and how did they leave their mark on the land?
4. Which part of the story did you find the most interesting and why?
5. If you could visit the Celtic Basin, which place or feature would you be most excited to explore?