@RonovanWrites Weekly #Haiku Challenge: Foul & Sweet

In response to Ronovan’s Weekly Haiku Challenge: Foul & Sweet

 Unopened choc’late

Was a treat from holidays

 But the sweet turned foul.

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This happened to me just last night, so I wished I’d taken a picture of the off chocolate before I threw it in the bin. Actually, it was the very same chocolate which I had written a haiku about after I’d come back from holidays last year. I had called it “green tea and daggers“. Above is the photo I took after I came back from holidays (that’s 11th October 2014 for my American friends).

It was my last green tea flavoured kitkat, and it had gone all permanently half-melted…

On another note, how many syllables are in chocolate? I pronounce it as “choc’late” so I wrote it like that to emphasis that pronunciation, but I suppose there must be some people who pronounce it properly. Does anyone here pronounce the whole three syllables?

And thanks again to Ronovan for another great haiku challenge!

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21 thoughts on “@RonovanWrites Weekly #Haiku Challenge: Foul & Sweet

  1. I feel embarrassed to admit this…but I definitely thought “Hey, I know that kit-kat!” Haha. I remember being fascinate by the green tea concept back then too. Love the haiku. I also pronounce chocolate with 2 syllables…I have never met someone who says all 3. So we must be right 😉

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  2. Green tea flavored kit kat?? Now I’ve seen everything! And I believe (in the US) we all pronounce it as choc’late. At least I do. I’m not sure I’ve come across anyone yet who says choc-O-late. 🙂

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  3. Oh! I don’t have a big sweet-tooth, I prefer the savory so I put the sweets away for a day that I may crave it. By the time I get to it usually looks like the candy in your picture. This has happened to me so many times. Great haiku! 🙂

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