Men have always found
That fuzzy logic is best
In all walks of life
It’s not black or white
For there are degrees of truth
When coming home late
The last drink with mates
Can translate to a road block
Or that flat front tire
They have simple minds
Matched by their inventive wives
With their girls night in
Where their husband’s faults
Spoken of with much laughter
At needlework group
Lucky is the man
who appears to be perfect
To others chagrin
Image from www.radio.warwick.ac.uk
These haiku are making me smile. :-)
ReplyDeleteMe too!
ReplyDeleteFuzzy logic...I love it! Great link up today.
ReplyDeleteHahaha!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully done, and yes, so very true! I must admit that, having been on the other side of the room, it's great fun to have a husband whose virtues I can extol and leave others wishing I could clone him! :-) Great TST post, Old Egg, you come up with such clever ideas!
ReplyDeleteI love the haiku as well (but I needed Romi to point it out to me). Each one can stand alone. When logic (truth) gets fuzzy we have a choice to accept or not.
ReplyDeleteHow clever you are to write a series of haiku.
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