One Summer, A Thousand Days is an uncommon book of Haiku poetry. It is uncommon in the sense that it is so wide ranging. It includes a chapter on one of the newest forms of Haiku, dubbed SciFaiku. In all, the book presents six-hundred poems, diverse in theme and format, touching many aspects of life. All three chapters of this book contain poems that invite the reader to reflect on their meanings, completing images in their own minds. The matters...