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Knock Knock

I am sick of writing sad poems.

I want to write a happy poem.

My only problem is,

I don’t know how to.

 

I mean,

if I were funny it would be one thing,

but my humor consists of bad puns knock knock jokes.

Knock knocking on the inside of my brain wanting to push a smile onto your faces but the only look I get back is confusion because I can never seem to get my tongue to work in times of...

In times when a belly laugh would come from their abdomen and satisfy my hunger for becoming a comical genius.

 

Heres a joke for you.

 

Knock Knock.

 

“Who’s there?”

 

Orange

 

“Orange who?”

 

Knock knock.

 

“Who’s there?”

 

Orange

 

“Orange who?”

 

 

 

Orange you glad I didn’t finish my joke?

I keep my tongue dormant so the punchline doesn’t come out wrong,

to save myself from the embarrassment of being an idiot.

I’ll laugh it off,

but n my head I hear myself say.

“Max, what the hell was that?”

Listen, brain, I know I’m not funny,

 

I get my humor from either my dad or the internet,

and even then,

Tuna fish and pianos,

Oranges, apples, any kind of fruit really,

couldn’t even save me.

 

Three men walk into a bar.

I don’t know how they didn’t see it but that isn’t my problem,

my problem is that I am not funny, or a cool pal to hang out with.

In all honesty,

I’m pretty much a stick in the mud that wears hoodie sweatshirts every day.

 

So the next time I come knock knocking,

I advise you to shut the door.

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max-evans
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Mar 27, 2014
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this is my first happy poem kinda yay

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