What Is Wrong About Jokes

What’s wrong about jokes? Simply timing And that’s what mars good ones: Poor Timing: Crackers know when joke’s bell starts chiming For it their cracking lips priming… Jokes flow and their hearers like toads croak, Crackers targeting ribs with jokes poke, Their effect mostly a bomb-scare-turned hoax, Laughter exploding they did just coax… Nice joke sometimes is sweeter than coke, Sadness goes back to the sleep you woke; One’s eyes from tears of sweet mourning soak Sometimes praises for cracker ‘smart bloke.’ Jokes forget, please, for the saddest yolk; After an accident not for folk: The bereaved might not his fury cloak; You could be much worse than one who’s broke… Yes, jokes can be intolerable, When their butt is a venerable, Loud pained shouts of ‘How unthinkable,’ A swipe at cracker quite reasonable… Otherwise in life we need laughter That will be quaking high-up rafter.