Short Halibut Poems
Short Halibut Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Halibut by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Halibut by length and keyword.
Returing home from “The Fish And Chips Hut”
Hubby asks wife for sex just for the “halibut”
“No, not tonight sweetie,
Got a “haddock” and I'm sleepy”
Sounded “fishy” and he became despondent somewhat
choppy and cold river, white foam is gathering as if it has been in a blender
there is no sound this morning, no bird speak, no crickets, it is silent
I dipped my hand into the water, it was freezing like a frozen halibut.
A peanut butter cup made its way to my mouth, I tasted salt and chocolate
I could smell fish this morning, a dead bass or bluegill, most probably.
Aurora Borealis creates.
Daring escapes.
Fjords gorgeous!
Halibut is jumping.
Ketchikan landscape memorable.
Natural opulence.
Poetically quaint.
Rustic serpentine tundra,
undulating valleys,
waterfall Xanadu.
Yahweh’s zenith!