Sonnet 'O Sarcasm, Not

Sonnet ‘O Sarcasm, Not When too frequently posed the question of “you’re not mad at me are you?” The quick, smart Aleck, retort of “dogs get mad, people get angry or even”, usually follows depending on what they did do. The following discourse exacerbates whatever is a ’brew. I say this sometimes anyway, it has become a habit; some do not have a clue! Imagine that? Sarcasm comes off as nasty, who knew? Many times, it is condescending, like boasting, who the hell are you? Human beings are social animals alike our hornet friends Each hornet communicating with his or her own secret language, no sarcasm necessary When one stirs up a hornets’ nest, literally or metaphorically, neither species tend to break out into song as the ends Spell it please? I- T. Huh? Will you say that again? That again!Sarcastic tones sound immensely arrogant and demeaning. Laughter is absolutely non-essential to sarcasm, like when shortcomings are used to shame. Do not be discouraged, even Plato has been to blame Some think sarcasm funny, but it is the lowest form of wit, And using it to bring others down makes me as mad as a hornet.