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Read Poems by Gail DeBole

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The Courtship of Lacey and Jakey 

Written by Gail DeBole on August 16, 2017

Lacey the turtle fell flat on her back.
She landed squarely.
Her shell did not crack.

Jakey the turtle became her green knight.
With his gentle nudge
She again was upright.

After that, Jakey would not leave her side
Making sure Lacey stayed upright.
She became Jakey’s bride.

Copyright © Gail DeBole | Year Posted 2017

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