Continue the line: "A wonderwall is an impact that won't fall...
its influence stays vivid and calls to you all."
Continue the line: "A wonderwall can be a renowned person you revere,
whose achievements and presence always feel near."
Continue the line: "A wonderwall can be a place or a grand event,
which leaves a mark that forever will stand."
Continue the line: "A wonderwall can be the essence of heritage’s grace,
a legacy whose value time cannot efface."
All G1:"[ ... ], Their contributions, like stars, forever roam."
From lands afar or close to home,
G1A: "Albert Einstein, [ ... ] , His theories sparked the world’s insights"
mind so bright
G1B: "Marie Curie, with her science’s glow, [ ... ]
Her work in radium continues to show."
G1A: "[ ... ] His art and inventions forever will last."
Leonardo da Vinci, with genius vast,
G1B: "Malala Yousafzai, for education’s fight, [ ... ]
Her courage shines as a beacon of light."
G1A: " [ ... ] In aviation, his legacy is declared."
Santos Dumont, the skies he dared,
G1B: " [ ... ] They are our wonderwall."
With every step and every call,
All G2: "In every stone, a story lies, [ ... ]
Beneath the vast and open skies."
G2B: "[ ... ] They hold whispers of the past they bring."
From Giza’s sands to Stonehenge’s ring,
G2A: "The places where [ ... ], Were once someone’s cherished stay."
we laugh and stray
G2B: "From Paris’ lights to Machu Picchu’s high, [ ... ]
Respect these sites where great dreams lie."
G2A: "[ ... ], Each holds a piece of the world’s wonderland."
From deserts wide to bridges grand
