Half A Brain Poem by Francie Lynch

Great people die,
Just like you and I.
We all came the same,
Naked, with a brain;
Walked, then talked,
We're all the same,
But great ones do it
With their brain.
Size doesn't matter.
You can be a pea brain,
Or a nit wit:
Why, if someone says,
You've half a brain;
That shouldn't be
Cause for shame.
You never know
Who's got half a brain:
It's been proven
With X-Rays
That sometimes half
Is greater than the whole.
Don't have an anxiety fit,
Use what you got,
Live your fullest.