In an archipelago far away,
Lived a young child named Jay,
Full of ingenuity and wonder,
His spirit as buoyant as thunder.

He roamed the land of the indigenous,
And saw their bountiful resources,
A world of commerce and trade,
In a land so richly made.

But alas, scurvy had taken hold,
The sailors sick, weak and cold,
Jay knew he had to speculate,
And find a cure before it's too late.

He gathered fruits from the trees,
And shared them with those who were at unease,
His act of kindness and generosity,
Brought joy and hope to all, undoubtedly.

Jay's ingenuity had saved the day,
He had shown his heart in every way,
In this land of wonders and mysteries,
He had learned the power of unity and histories.

Reflections

1. Who is Jay, and what makes him special?
2. Why did the sailors have scurvy, and how did Jay help them?
3. What did Jay learn about the land and people of the archipelago, and how did this help him find a cure?
4. How did Jay's act of kindness bring unity and hope to the people around him?
5. What can we learn from Jay's story about the importance of ingenuity, unity, and compassion?