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Ramblings Of A Madman
by David Pekrul
copyright 08-09-2006


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Sitting at the dinner table,
Want to eat but I’m not able,
Wearing this strait ‘dinner jacket’,
Doctors say that I’m not stable.

Sucking beverage through a straw,
For I cannot move my jaw,
Doctors think that I will bite,
And they think that I will claw.

I am such a gentle person,
Though they think that I may worsen,
Just because I threaten people,
With my words and with my cursin’.

“Mary had a little lamby,
And she named her lamby, Bambi,”
Bambi was a girl who hurt me,
No! – I think her name was Tammy.

“Hey, hey diddle, cat did piddle,
On the fence, right down the middle,”
There is nothing wrong with me,
I am crazy, just a little.

Time to go back to my cell,
I’m not feeling very well,
All these pills that I am poppin’,
Make me feel like I’m in Hell.


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08-17-2006 Richard Reed Jr    

I always suspected you were not quite as portrayed out here, lol.

It's quite a nutty program, but then one of your best attributes (and your poems') is the sense of humor -keep them coming and thanks.

Rich
08-17-2006 Gregory Christiano    

Mad as a hatter. It reminds me of the comment made by the Cheshire Cat to Alice, "It doesn't matter. We're all mad here." I've joined the tea party and am quite content to act insane. Great piece, David.
08-10-2006 BJ Niktabe    

Wow, I'm not sure what to say about this one. I think you've opened a door to give us a peek inside a "mentally challenged" mind. I've never before thought about what may be going through the mind of someone in that position, but it looks like you might have gotten it close, if not right.

Like I said, wow!
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