No stranger to chefs
Largest of flatfish; truly
A delicacy
Written for Z to A in 26 Days Challenge
November 22nd – H for Halibut
Haiku Heights – Prompt # 18
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Taking up the Z to A in 26 Days Challenge? The details are HERE, and the challenge enters Round 19 and H today, but you are welcome to start now and proceed to further letters. The letter H theme has begun at 12 AM Indian Standard Time (Click to view the Time) on 22nd November 2010 and will continue till 01:30 PM Indian Standard Time on 23rd November 2010.. All participants can share their H themed post links here in the comments section. If your comment has a timestamp on 22nd November 2010, or before 01:30 PM on 23rd November, your entry is officially considered as part of the challenge! If your comment doesn’t come immediately, it’d be because you need to have a prior approved comment at the blog. I’ll moderate them as soon as I can, and you should have no problems after that. Happy Challenge to you all. Have an inspired November!
Vinay Leo R.
Poetry & writing are to me, a breath of fresh air in a life that is sometimes covered by the smoke of sorrow or self doubt. They also become the sweets I share to celebrate when life offers me a reason to. But most of all, they are to me, my life. For each word I write is a piece of my heart, a thought that just had to find its way into the world.
Nice delicious Haiku!! 😉
Quickest way to get North, defying wind and snow, to catch a Halibut is on Horseback!! 🙂
http://nankablogs.blogspot.com/2010/11/horses.html
I’m not a good jockey, Nanka 😀 but will come read about ur horses soon… glad u liked my haiku 😀
Hmm…something’s FISHY around here…. 😉
Must be your Yummy Haiku!! 😀
Wouldn’t you love to sit in an igloo under the Half-moon and eat some Grilled Halibut?? 🙂
http://rumyabhatt.blogspot.com/2010/11/half-moon.html
I don’t mind eating it in any phase of the moon, Rumz 😉 glad u liked the haiku… will read urs soon..
hmmmm delicious leo 😀
here is the most unusual one i have ever written…your challenge seems to be getting on me now 😛
http://thehope-life.blogspot.com/2010/11/h-for-hair-fall.html
thanks Tweety,, will come see ur hair soon 😉
Looks delicious!
yeah.. looks it for sure, Strummed Words 😉
Yummy post. Are you a good cook?
Here is my “H” poem:
http://liv2write2day.wordpress.com/2010/11/21/leos-z-to-a-challenge-homeless-man/
no.. horrible at it actually, Victoria 😉 glad u liked the H.. will come to urs soon..
I am hungry now…. 😛 It’s time for breakfast and I saw this delicious recipe of yours……………………….* meow..moew… :P…har…har*… 😛
My H for today is here: http://intelclub.blogspot.com/2010/11/h-for-harmony.html
Halibut for breakfast? 😮 donno about that, Amity 😛
will come read your Harmony post soon 🙂
Interesting–I don’t know if I’ve ever read a poem about Halibut before.
well, I’ve not written one b4, in any case, Lena 😉
Clearly I am no chef..had no clue about this fish..
My H is hostel to hospital..
http://mangop.blogspot.com/2010/11/hostel-to-hospital.html
hehe 🙂 well, not all chefs perhaps know the fish, LiT.. 😀 will come see ur H soon.
That’s one culinary delight I have not had. Very interesting!
Mine is here. http://razzamadazzle.wordpress.com/2010/11/20/haiku-heights/
I’ve not had either, Teresa.. but it seemed tasty to write on 😉
Leo,
you have just told me that a seafood lover like me has some delicacies still to taste!
Thanks for this new lease of life to my culinary delight..Ill tell you if I liked it too when I do get to taste it…UNtill then lemme tell you I loved your haiku!!! 🙂
I have another seaside wish for you…
http://klishmaklaver.blogspot.com/2010/11/had-i-hammock-white.html
glad you loved my haiku, Vibz.. 🙂 I don’t know if they have Halibut dishes in India though.. do let me know if you try it, and if u loved it 😀
A real incident..
http://varshas-diary.blogspot.com/2010/11/horror.html
will come read soon, Varsha.
http://prompted2write.blogspot.com/2010/11/words.html
no comment? 😮 guess u r not a fish person Aarti 😛
I wanna eat it now. The display is so tempting. You know, I’m a foodie.
By the way, nice one. 🙂
thank u very much, Nethra… 🙂 I dono if we get it in India though 😉
I am not a fish lover but this looks yummm 🙂
http://mysoul111.blogspot.com/
it looks so, doesn’t it? 🙂 will read ur H soon, Shalmalee..
What a fishy haiku..this.. Leo.. loved it ..not into eating non veg. as yet..
yeah.. fisheee haiku, R’ji 😀 glad u liked it.
delicious haiku 😀
here’s mine
http://thepoetrywagon.blogspot.com/2010/11/hemisphere-of-nightmares.html
hemisphere of nightmares? 😮 what an interesting H, Raji 😀
here you go
go where, Megz? 😛
http://thursdaypoetsrallypoetry.wordpress.com/2010/11/22/z-a-word-challenge-g-is-4-greetings-h-is-4-hi/
Here is my H take.
Greetings,
Happy November!
read.. and ur post is nice, Ji 🙂
yummy H take.
wow,
you make my mouth watery.
keep up the excellence.
have a smiling day.
yeah.. I’ve the same feeling, Ji 😀
MAN…That looks delicious Leo! I was reading and completely forgot what I was doing to look at this. Caught me like a bear trap it did. 🙂
hehehe! 😀 I can understand that happening, 2ZP 😉
Yum!
here is my small poem…a brevette about the letter H
http://itslovelyannie.com/2010/11/22/z-to-a-in-26-days-nov-22-h-is-for-h/
thanks for sharing ur brevette, Annie 🙂
http://rinklyrimes.blogspot.com/2010/11/hillbilly.html
will come read, Rinkly 🙂
This is a delicious haiku Leo…bon appetite!
bon appetite, Write Girl 🙂
I have read that the true test of good haiku is if the last and first lines can be transposed. Well, your haiku would work just as excellently if it read:
A delicacy –
largest of flatfish; truly
no stranger to chefs
So I doff my hat in awe at your superior skill….
thanks Catherine 🙂 glad you liked the transposed and the original versions 😉
Pingback from Lady Nimue at her H post! 🙂
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Informative 😀
My post : http://ladynimue.wordpress.com/2010/11/23/604/
thanks, Nimue 🙂