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Created on: December 06, 2008 Last Updated: March 13, 2011
Pack the picnic basket
with all the foods we love,
take along a frisbee,
a baseball, bat and glove.
Bring a blanket to sit upon,
bug spray, and sunscreen, too,
get the kids into the car
with the dog, and me and you.
Finally we are on our way
to have a day of fun,
searching for the perfect spot
to frolic in the sun.
A grassy knoll and shade tree
beside a lazy creek;
pull over, this looks just right
for a picnic quite unique.
Setting up a lavish feast,
joy we can't contain,
our happiness is dampened
when it begins to rain.
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