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Laid-back Lizzie
Would not be pressed
Into a tizzy.
She left herself
With ample
Time,
To saunter to and
From her
Crime.
She kept pace
When sirens blared
And ambled on
As others stared.
She did not hold
With running
Fast.
But strolling was what
Caught up with her
At last.
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Na'ama Yehuda 
Ha! I like the photo you have with this fun piece.
I was in a small town in Maine once walking down Main Street when the cops pulled over, got out, rushed past me down an alley and came back with a raccoon in a live catch trap. The gig was up!
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LOL! How funny that this image caught both our tickle bones!
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Love this – ‘strolling was what caught up with her’.
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🙂 Glad you liked it! It made me smile writing it … 🙂
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Should have kept that in mind 😛
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Yep! 😉
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XOXO
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Let that be a lesson to others! Nice one, Na’ama.
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Thank you, Keith. As a (particularly mischievous) young kid I had worked with would say – “if you do the crime, make sure you can run fast to avoid doing the time.”
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That battle is won, but the war has just begun. 🙂 Fun read, Na’ama.
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Ah, perhaps, eh? 😉 I see a future of strolling outta trouble (and into some more trouble) for Lizzie ….
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Can’t you hear her thoughts, “So what’s the problem? It’s just garbage.” 🙂
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Ha! Or … she may be saying “What’s the big deal? A gal’s gotta keep glamorous, and I need my fur to be glistening.” 😉
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Right. Can’t be having dull racoons sauntering about.
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Lizzie may be laid-back, but it doesn’t mean she lets herself go. 😉
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Of course not. 🙂
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Excellent poem, Na’ama! The rhythm, the tale, the ending, well done! 🙂
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Thank you, Sunra! It was fun to put together. 🙂
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And here I thought she’d get away with it by not looking guilty!
Love this, Na’ama!
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It wasn’t a totally bad plan just because it didn’t end up working for her … 😉
Thank you, my friend! 🙂
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It should have worked 😉 But they can’t always, eh? 😀
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Ha ha! Exactly!!! 🙂
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You just earned yourself a new follower💜
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Yay hurray! Welcome aboard! 🙂 Thanks for reading! 🙂
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Happy to be here:D
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🙂 Browse around … (archives at the bottom of the page …)
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