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Mei Culpa Mister Scarecrow

by Fredrich Mohre

Oh, my wife and I have battled
On the premise that I’m addled.
All this I can explain.
My mind was clear and nifty,
Till I reached the age of fifty,
Then Jesus took my brain.

The Man up there, the Maker,
Is the giver and the taker.
I quote the biblical refrain.
Now my logics indigestible,
My memory infinitesimal,
Since Jesus stole my brain

Well I hardly ever used it,
And I certainly abused it
With whiskey and champagne.
But back then I was the brightest,
Now I got old codger-itis
For Jesus stole my brain.

My reactions turned laconic,
And my thoughts are embryonic,
And your names I can’t retain.
It’s because all my synapses,
Are having momentary lapses,
‘Cause Jesus stole my brain.

Old age is full of curses,
and this song too many verses
Tiny thoughts are such a strain.
This world’s is such a fog to me,
From this this cranial vasectomy
Since Jesus stole my brain.

I know I sound ironic
But my mind’s gone catatonic,
From geriatric Novocain,
Please Lord, I’m not a moaner
I need a re-boot or a loner.
Please Jesus, give me back my brain.




05/16/2005

Posted on 05/16/2005
Copyright © 2026 Fredrich Mohre

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Mary Ellen Smith on 05/17/05 at 02:10 AM

LOL! Hey put this on a cd and I will buy a copy of it! I love it...love it!

Posted by Michelle Angelini on 06/07/06 at 07:14 PM

Fred, this is wonderfull humorous. The rhyme helps it to move along, plus having much deeper meaning in the words.
~Chelle~

Posted by George Hoerner on 03/28/09 at 01:12 PM

This is absolutely delightful. I love it. You have some wonderful phrases here.

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