It all started as a good joke, on April Fools Day, 2025, the first day of National Poetry Month: a challenge to write two haiku a day for thirty days, with a choice of six four-letter prompt words to pick from every day… and here is the result: a book of bite-sized poetry that can be consumed as a large meal from first to last page or, more likely, opened at random for a small snack.
As with peanuts or chocolates, haiku are best enjoyed in small doses… even if, once in a while, we may also binge-read.
