24 responses to “September Heights Haiku – starve”

1. What a lovely poem. It feels so friendly.

   • Thank you. 🙂

2. Oh, yummm,,,so wonderful – a feast with friends. This haiku makes me feel good 🙂

   • Did not want to do a bad one on starve… 🙂

3. Tasty crabs, mmmm, I love them in my Spanish paella.
   Your haiku is a real feast.
   🙂

   • Here in Sweden we eat them cold with bread and sauce…:-)

4. the friendship is a feast as well — nicely written

   • Nothing seals friendship better than a feast on crabs… or maybe lobster.

     • indeed, the breaking of the shells, a symbolic act!

5. Sounds yummy. Pefect way to defeat starving.

   • Crabs are in season here, so this is the preferred option for a feast.

6. no starving ..wonderful …

   • Starve is too bad to consider 🙂

7. I love this. Give me food or give me death 😀

   • Tanks 🙂

8. The opposite of starving!

   Starve

   • Of course.. starving is too strong a diet

9. Am I invited? 🙂 A nice and unique take on the prompt

   • Anytime .. Crabs are my favourite seafood.

10. Sounds like a good party to come:)

    • Party that was, but more to come. 🙂

11. Sounds like you are in between a feast, Bjorn 🙂

    • exactly seafood season is on..

12. This is making my mouth water!! I don’t eat seafood often but I do love it. I enjoy taking quickly broiled chunks of mixed seafood and tossing it with some linguine and some kind of variant of Alfredo sauce. Based on cream cheese and/or sour cream, some kind of hard cheese like Romano, plenty of white pepper, sautéed garlic, and just enough heavy cream and vermouth to give it some vapour and the right consistency. Sprinkle it with a bit more coarsely shredded Romano and, as they say: “to die for!!!”

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