In a land beyond the seas,
On a peninsula so grand,
Lies a subcontinent of wonders,
With treasures all across the land.

From the sacred temples in the north,
To the mangrove forests by the shore,
The beauty of this ancient land,
Is something you cannot ignore.

The monsoon rains will come and go,
Bringing life to the parched earth,
But poverty and strife still linger,
And threaten this nation's worth.

The mangroves offer sanctuary,
To creatures both big and small,
But endangered they've become,
And need our help to stand tall.

Muslims, Hindus, Christians, and more,
All call this land their home,
A tapestry of different cultures,
Together they've grown.

So let's cherish this special place,
And protect it with all our might,
For the subcontinent is a wonder,
A treasure that shines so bright.

Reflections

1. What are some of the natural wonders that are found in the subcontinent?
2. Why is it important to protect endangered species like those living in the mangrove forests?
3. What are some of the challenges that people in the subcontinent face, such as poverty?
4. What are some of the different religions that are practiced in the subcontinent?
5. What are some ways that we can appreciate and celebrate the diversity of cultures and natural treasures found in the subcontinent?