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The Street Names of Toronto

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A great benefactor, you planted more fruit trees

in the aftermath of your tragic death than during

your expansive life. You discovered gold

and had music piped in. And then your name lost an "e"

in a fencing accident. In 1927 you opened the university

of the difficulties of the poor, who danced

a minuet of sublimation rather than eat their soggy

sustenance. Armed with pitchforks and other farm implements,

a feed mill and an amusement park managed to survive

your last act as lieutenant governor. We seek you,

great benefactor. Although you can still be spotted underwater

or strolling through hollows, you are an unsuitable

subject for the queen. The Hurons killed and ate you,

and now you ...

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