I've accompanied this posting with my own sketch above of soft pastel on an A4 size dark creative paper.
Hot Capsicum
Glistening with pride
Fondness for chili peppers
A green capsicum
Gives a kick at lunch
Amidst bunched with other greens
hot and spicy stance
Hotplate with servings
Gnashed, gnawed spicing up the chow
fitting for a King
A haiku for One Stop Wednesday Week #24
I really like your sketch. Your poem is great. Here where I live, in Southern New Mexico capsicum is a staple. Red and green chili peppers are a must at almost every meal.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how you come up with an entertaining haiku on hot capsicum! :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd that's a really, really beautiful sketch too.
Great job!
very nice - it's called paprika over here and it speaks summer to me...
ReplyDeletealso like your sketch
nice...your sketch is great...and i love peppers...had my own pepper garden when we lived in FL....
ReplyDeleteA great poem , made wonderful reading,
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Myrna, I can understand that. We take the smaller chillies which are hotter.
ReplyDeleteAzalia, thanks
Claudia, Yes paprika and thanks
Brian, thanks, gardening can be fascinating too!
welcome, thanks
I like your sketch--and I like peppers in all their forms except for the ones that burn your lips off. You cooked them up well in the poem.
ReplyDeletethanks for a very wonderful message. Keep up the good work...this picture are nice
ReplyDeleteGreat sketch... love the combination of these pieces. burning piece.
ReplyDeletehedgewith,haisley,Petrina and Kraxpelax,
ReplyDeleteAppreciate your stopping over. Have returned the fsvour to all. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!