CHRISTMAS HAIKU WINNER

Of all the years to get 67 entries - it had to be 2025. Before we get to the winner - a special shout out to the two funniest haikus of 2025.We have this one from Tom O’Hara.My forecast correctWealth blossoms, though joy eludesMy wife still hates meApparently money cannot buy love. But maybe a haiku can and I hope you are okay Tom.And then we have this clever one from MMThis is a HaikuI’m not really sure how tomake another oneOf the remaining Haikus, four stood out to me as excellent, but with one better than all the rest. So in joint second place, we have:From RobertJTide retreats at dawnShells of leverage exposedGulls circle the shoreFrom JLStorm clouds briefly fall,prices bow but roots stay strong—new buds wait to rise.From D1bDubSoft rain on stone roofscoins golden like honeybeesbalance found in bloom.And finally, we have Ryan, with this evocative Haiku - which I think captures the name and nature of Brumby Capital. From RyanFrost creeps up the curveStalking horse watches the herdHooves shatter thin iceWell done to all involved. All 67 Haikus are in the comment section of the original post if you wish to see them all. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.russell-clark.com/subscribe