Haiku can be tough,
especially when you can't edit yourself. It's one of those poem structures that you learn as a child and then ignore until you find yourself posting willy-nilly on an internet chess site, and then you think to yourself "wow, I guess this is what Ms. Adams was trying to teach us, that less is more, brevity is wit, the Japanese excel at making things smaller, etc...". It's really surprising that these thoughts don't come up more during day-tp-day activities, we could all save ourselves a lot of time and effort while managing to get out point across more elegantly and with more impact. Funny, isn't it?
Ms. Adams was hot.