Mag 153 prompt from Tess Kincaid.
Haiku in Vinyl
I've found a flat, black
disc which has a central hole.
Is this a record?
Tuesday, 29 January 2013
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Thanks for your visit.You called once before I think but I pretended I was not in.If you call again bring some very expensive champagne and we will do some collaborative verse.
Yeah...I think so...
ReplyDeleteMaybe it is a sign that the end is near.....not for records....but for the world and all exhistance! :-)
ReplyDeleteI don't know about a record, but your haiku must be in the running for the oldest gag in the world. I'm a septuagenarian and first heard this one in the Sixth Form. Nicely haikued, nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteyoung people these days. they know nothing of the classics
ReplyDeleteNimble, nifty and neat...
ReplyDeletegreat haiku ....
ReplyDeletenicely done for sure.....thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThey will probably soon disappear from memory banks - of the young, at least!
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