Text by Patrice & Chris Miller

Overwrought by grade-schoolers and wanna-be poets, the haiku has been abused unintentionally for far too long. First attempted to distract themselves during an excruciating flight, the authors acknowledge that the haiku in its purest expression is both lyrical and majestic. These are neither, but offer commentary on modern life.

Printed in 9 pt Tempus Sans ITC on mulberry paper.  Two black and gold chiyogami papers are cover papers; its traditional stab binding was accomplished with gold metallic thread. An edition of twenty is planned.

Dimensions: 2 1/4″ x 3″.