What happens when you ask people for their street name (in haiku)? Well, a lot of confusion. There was this from MKS:
My response is based on my immediate interpretation of "my street name." So you get a 2 part haiku on this chain of thought.
I am so naïve
Haiku the street where I live?
It’s Tuxedo Road.
I read responses.
The light bulb turns on. I am
Blondey Tuxedo.
Is there really a "Tuxedo Road?" Hmmm. Anyways, there was also this from Christine:
Christy of Fairholm
She held court in Sweeney Park
A fair maiden, not.
I think I remember Sweeney Park... and finally, we have the literalist Medievalist:
So Paul Earl Larson
Lived on St. Paul street for years,
Easy to remember.
Is there a Tuxedo Road? Most certainly! Right here on the west end of Lake Minnetonka. That explains it, right?! Tuxedo Blvd in Mound Minnesota - where I actually live, but didn't fit the Haiku 5-7-5 pattern - turns into Tuxedo Road in front of Al & Alma's Restaurant, about a block away
ReplyDeleteMary Senneka AKA MKS
Ah! I knew that was one in Atlanta, and when I was a kid our telephone exchange in Grosse Pointe was TUxedo (i.e., TU2-4759) in place of 88.
ReplyDeleteThat's funny. No one ever accused me of being a literalist before. Feels funny.
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