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A haiku is but one breath, it is the kodak moment of poetry and 108 Breaths is Mark Wollacott's first haiku collection charting his five years in Osaka, Japan. As well as the 108 haiku of the title, you will find haibun, a short story, an essay on haiku and poems from Hong Kong, his stop off point on his way home to England.

A haiku is but one breath. It is the kodak moment of modern poetry and it proves all Picasso needed to write a picture was 17 syllables." In 2004, Mark Wollacott moved to Japan and discovered this perfect poetic form. One day, seven years later, he was digging around the old boxes under his bed, the ones he'd brought back from Japan with him, when he re-discovered a dusty notebook crammed full of haiku. A few hours later he'd found hundreds mo...