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Meg's Last Florida Vacation

Meg’s Last Florida Vacation By Elton Camp Meg thinks Florida’s such a peach With its white and sandy beach And when away from the shore For her to enjoy there’s even more Walt Disney World is just so fine Her favorite place to stand in line The boggy swamps are all rife With several types of wildlife Of enormous snakes she’s heard Mosquitoes big as a hummingbird But of one type sign, Meg is a hater Those that warn, “Beware of alligator” She won’t be intimidated in that way From the inviting water she won’t stay An alligator, though, saw her first At once proceeded to do his worst Meg’s Florida vacations are done No more play in the broiling sun

Copyright © | Year Posted 2014




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