Authors: Demetri Martin
Tags: #Humor, #Form, #General, #American, #Literary Criticism, #Essays, #Jokes & Riddles, #American wit and humor
The man who wins an argument with his barber, has won only the verbal portion of the argument.
What a cruel, ironic, little joke
Nature has played on man
By making the dumbest people the loudest ones
I’m talking to you, sports fan.
This is not my best epigram.
A Wish Granted:
If only I could be sold more things, more of the time by larger and larger corporations.
Relationships,
like eyebrows,
are better when there is
a space between them.
Nothing wise
Was ever printed
Upon an apron
T
HE
M
EDIA:
more content = more discontent.A Question of Degree:
Is the man with
the beard of bees really any more
impressive than the one with
the mustache of bees?
On Fleeting Youth:
One moment,
an escape artist,
The next,
a man who needs help getting out of a chair.
I wish
This poem
Were longer.
There,
That’s better.
If these walls could talk,
what secrets they would share,
and how muffled those secrets would be
by all the wallpaper there.
What is a fairy tale, but a lie with a nice ending.
“It is better to kill someone with kindness.”
Indeed, it is.
May I suggest showering them with gifts, very heavy gifts.
The Liar and the Truth Teller:
I came to a fork in the road
where there was a liar and a truth teller
Luckily, I had a gun
So both quickly became truth tellers.
I was a tree hugger
once
during a storm.
Never be less interesting than your refrigerator magnets.
Our Times, a Brief History:
As televisions became flatter,
People became rounder.