I’m so grateful for my battered hat
Even though the brims so small
It keeps the hot burning sun
Off my face for a short while
My face is so hot, it feels so hard
Like rough sandpaper I fear
And the itch on my nose I can’t scratch
Since my arms are tied tight
Straight out from my shoulders
And my fingers are quite bent and twisted
There’s a breeze whistling through
A hole in my trews
And if I’m not very careful
Soon you will be able to see straight through
Drat, here comes those pesky crows
I don’t like them, I think it shows
One sits on my hat with a laugh
And two on each arm
What a charm
Scat! Begone! Oh bother the lot
They’re pecking away at my shirt collar
And stealing my stuffing away
Dear me what shall I do
The life of a scarecrow
Is not as easy as you might think
In fact
I’ve been left feeling quite flat!
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© Susan Jamieson
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