Art by Eyvind Earl. 
This article aims to study the use of humorous language in the manuscript. The research reveals that there are two types of usage. First, the modification of sounds in words, namely the modulation of the ending sounds in words, spoonerism, the addition of syllables at the beginning of words, and the modification of vowels and the omission of final consonants. These strategies allow for diversity and novelty of words that enrich the poem with the melodiousness from alliteration, assonance, rhythm, and meaning. Second, the use of humorous words and idioms, namely the playing on the meaning of words, sarcasm.