In our world, so full of culture and tradition,
There's something we must honor with great conviction,
The spirits of those who came before,
Whose memories we celebrate and adore.

We decorate their resting place with care,
The cemetery where their bodies lay bare,
But their spirit lives on, and we must remember,
The lessons they taught, the love they tendered.

We celebrate their lives with joy and cheer,
Their legacy is something we hold dear,
For they taught us what it means to be alive,
And how to make this world a better place to thrive.

So let us honor those who've passed on,
Their spirit lives in the stories we've drawn,
And may we continue to pass on their traditions,
As we journey through our own life's missions.

Reflections

1. How do you think the rabbit and the fox felt when they first met each other?
2. Why do you think the rabbit was scared to approach the fox?
3. What did the fox teach the rabbit about being brave and taking risks?
4. How did the rabbit and the fox help each other throughout the story?
5. What was your favorite part of the story, and why?