The Humour-less Poem

This 'preachy' poem was written in jest to myself. Written on a whim, it just about manages to express my thoughts in the most simplistic verses possible. It is almost too simplistic - both content and language wise - but anyways, I did not expect a great poetic idea to spring up in a mind obsessed with Partial Differential Equations, plant design for vinyl chloride monomer among other things... 

Humour may not be funny

It may be dry

Humour is not for All

It can make a face go wry.

Fun and humour

Is not always the same

For if someone is hurt

You should take the blame

‘Speak when you are spoken to’,

The Wise Men have said,

For if silence is golden,

You are with a true friend.

Have a lot of fun,

Live your Life,

But always remember,

Never to cause strife.

Remember to laugh at yourself,

Before You make fun of others

For if you cannot do that

You are not sensitive, Brother.