The Humorous Couple

There once was a man from the east

Whose sense of humor could never cease

He'd tell a joke here, a pun there

And make everyone laugh without a care

He had a knack for the witty retort

And his humor was always in good sport

He'd make fun of himself and his flaws

And everyone loved him, because

He never took himself too seriously

And his jokes were always delivered mysteriously

He'd build up the punchline with great ease

And leave everyone in fits of laughter and glee

One day, he met a woman so sweet

And he fell head over heels at her feet

He tried to impress her with his humor

But found himself stuttering like a tumor

He tried to tell her a joke, but forgot the lines

And stumbled over his words like a drunk who dines

She smiled at him, and said with a wink

"Don't worry, your humor is still in sync"

He blushed at her words and regained his cool

And he told her a joke that made her drool

They laughed and talked until the sun went down

And from that day on, they were the talk of the town

They'd walk down the street hand in hand

With smiles on their faces, so grand

And people would stop and stare in awe

At the couple who could make them laugh and guffaw

Years went by, and their love only grew

And their sense of humor, still as fresh as dew

They'd tell each other jokes in the morning light

And laugh until their bellies were tight

And when they reached the end of their days

They knew they'd had a life filled with plays

And they'd look back with nothing but glee

At the laughter they'd shared, just her and he.

(Dihash).