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 \nAnd I was waiting for deskFairies to type it.  \n(continued on back flap)  \nOffice Haihu  \nPoems Inspired by the Daily Grind  \nOffice Haihu  \nJames Rogauskas  \nThis book is dedicated to my parents  \nTHOMAS DUNNE BOOKS.An imprint of St.Martin’s Press.  \nOFFICE HATKU:POEMS INSPIRED BY THE DAILY GRIND.Copyright C2006 by James Rogauskas.All rights reserved.Printed in the UnitedStates of America.No part of this book may be used or reproducedin any manner whatsoever without written permission except in thecase of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews.Forinformation,address St.Martin's Press,175 Fifth Avenue,NewYork,NY.I00I0.  \nwww.stmartins.com  \n# LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA\n\nRogauskas.James.  \nOffce haiku:poems inspired by the daily grind /JamesRogauskas.—Ist ed  \np.cm.  \nISBN 0-312-35248-4EAN 978-0-312-35248-6  \nI.Haiku,American.2.Office politics—Poetry.I.Title.PS36I8.045O3420068II'.6—dc22  \n2006040I98  \nFirst Edition:June 2006  \nI098765432 I  \nContents  \nIntroduction:You Too Can HaikuIMonday Mornings Suck9I8Kohi(Coffee)No Sanctuary24Clock Watching27Existential Malaise32Work Flow38Lunch and Other Food5669Chewing GumOffice Politics/Coworkers Are Hell729IAfternoon Boredom  \nDepartmental Meetings95Paper Cuts,Office Equipment,and Other Maladies99Anywhere but HereI08Holidays and SuchII4  \n# Aeknowledgments\n\nId like to thank my editor,John Parsley,at ThomasDunne Books,and my agent,Ted Weinstein of TedWeinstein Literary Management.I thank my wife,Ar-lynda Lee Boyer,for doing all of the work related tothis enterprise that I didn’t want to do,and I thank mysensei,John J.Jones Jr.,for getting me hooked on haikuin the first place.  \nhttps://archive.org/details/officehaikupoems0000roga","cbCaiszMulAbk3fA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiszMulAbk3fA","pdf",1878004,132,"English","# Introduction: You Too Can Haiku\n## Monday Mornings Suck\n## Paper Cuts, Office Equipment, and Other Maladies\n## Anywhere but Here\n## Holidays and Such","[{\"question\":\"What themes does Office Haiku focus on?\",\"answer\":\"The collection centers on the daily grind of office life, including office politics, meetings, coworker frustrations, and small workplace annoyances.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the book organized?\",\"answer\":\"The poems are divided into named chapters that reflect workplace moments and recurring problems, from Monday mornings to departmental meetings and holidays.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is the author of the haiku collection?\",\"answer\":\"James Rogauskas is credited as the author of Office Haiku.\"}]","Office Haiku - Poems Inspired by the Daily Grind | PDF",1790630564,203]