Long Black humour Poems

There‘ll be black humour today,
Gentle ribbing, banter and jokes, 
Stripping away of egos, repartee
Among our mixed group of folks.
Bruising conversations maybe,
But in a non malicious way.
No place for the thin skinned
That’s just not how we...

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Just a quick notification that
A new resident was on his way
Giving  us enough time to get 
A room ready for him to stay
Not our usual type of client
A Veteran French Legionnaire
It was beyond my...

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Laughed at a cartoon dog killing cartoon rabbit. Smothering it. 
Called it "morbid humour". 

Dark.

Deep. 

A hole without visible bottom that you smile at, knowing if you just set one foot forward, you'd be swallowed.

Knowing,
Death...

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We have said farewell to David
How we wish he had been there
To see how much we loved the s*d
And how we did our hair
He would have loved the eulogy
In which he got a mention
For David...

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The Laughing Matter
We laughed and laughed it was raining heavy we didn`t see we were 
off road and flew, still laughing- over
a precipice and landed in an opening in the forest 
where rabbit congregates, we...

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Nine years he served his country
Then nursed in Mental Health
None of his professions being
Much good for his wealth.
Physical ill health
Brought work to an end
Very little hope that 
His condition would ever mend.

I watched him cry...

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Black Humour

The day tragedy struck, a misfortune that also held in 
It´s  grasp a tendency to giggle, a black sort of humour
when laughter threatens to replace sorrow.
 My little cabin is built on a...

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I had a mate who had an unusual sense of humour
They call it black humour for what it is
We were putting a suicide in the morgue
It was a fatal gunshot wound to the head
As I...

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