A collection of haikus about politics, people, and city life, told with dry humor and a sharp sense of observation. These poems poke fun at hypocrisy, everyday annoyances, and the odd details of modern life. Some are quietly sarcastic, others laugh-out-loud blunt, but all are rooted in recognizable moments. The tone is honest, playful, and a little irreverent—using humor to capture what it feels like to live, watch, and make sense of the world around us.
