According to the Academy of American Poets, April is national poetry month. This year, for the first time in my life really, I've been writing poetry, and I am finding it quite satisfying. So if you were ever to take a month and experiment with writing that is not necessarily rational, linear, and explicit, now is the time. I'll post some of my poems this month, but for now, here's a leadership haiku:
Welcoming burden
We brace for pain and hardship
While our people lead.
Jamie is a Vice President at MSP where he leads the consulting division. 
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Twenty thousand things
All happening every day
Which ones matter most?
I write at least one haiku every day. In my busy world it provides an outlet for my creativity that is both simple and satisfying. The elegance of a single thought expressed in 17 syllables has an attraction all its own.
See more at http://cellphonehaiku.blogspot.com/
I don’t think I’ve written a haiku since junior high but I’m procrastinating a bit, whoops, I mean taking a break to refresh my mind.
Stuck on end to post
Blogging can be difficult
My reward beer waits.
Thanks, Jamie, writing a haiku a day could be a good brain exercise.
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