Come gather round, kids, and listen to me,
I've got a fun poem for you, just wait and see!
It's all about climbing up really high,
With each step you take, you'll ascend to the sky.

Your goal is the top, that's where you want to be,
And to reach it, you'll need a feat of bravery.
Accumulate your courage and don't be afraid,
With each passing moment, you'll be less dismayed.

But you must proceed cautiously, step by step,
Don't rush or be reckless, or you'll end up inept.
Labor with care, take your time and allow,
Yourself to get closer, and you'll reach there somehow.

The final ascent will require your best,
But don't be afraid, just give it your all and don't rest.
For the cause is worth it, the view will be grand,
And you'll be so proud of what you can command.

So go on, young ones, and climb to the sky,
Your goal is within reach, so just give it a try.
Ascend to the top, and claim your reward,
And feel the accomplishment you have stored.

Reflections

1. What is the goal of the climb in the poem?
2. What does the poem suggest you need to reach the top?
3. What happens if you rush or are reckless during the climb?
4. What is the final ascent in the poem?
5. How will you feel if you reach the top according to the poem?