Once upon a time, in a land far away,
Lived an explorer who loved to stray,
He traveled through forests and across the seas,
Discovering new lands with his sense of unease.

One day he came upon a settler's town,
Where everyone was happy, never feeling down,
They welcomed him in with open arms,
Offering him cornucopias full of their farms.

The explorer was amazed at what he saw,
A land so fertile, with no need for law,
He craved to stay and make it his home,
But knew he had to move on, and never alone.

The settlers taught him about their tradition,
To celebrate each harvest with great ambition,
They would dance and sing, and blurt out loud,
Grateful for the cornucopia that always abound.

The explorer promised to never forget,
The lessons he learned, and the people he met,
He vowed to survive through the toughest of times,
And to always remember the joys of life's chimes.

So he set out on his journey once more,
Filled with the memories of the town and its lore,
He smiled as he looked back at the settlers with pride,
Thankful for the experience that would never subside.

Reflections

1. What did the explorer discover when he came to the land of settlers?
2. How did the settlers celebrate their harvest?
3. What did the explorer learn from the settlers?
4. What did the explorer promise to do before he left the town?
5. What do you think the cornucopia represents in the story?