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It appears that Bankruptcy Bill’s haiku is not the only source of poetry drawing inspiration from the state of the economy.

NPR’s Studio 360 has a story this weekend about Katy Lederer, a poet who spent several years working for a hedge fund and now has a book of poetry titled Heaven-Sent Leaf on the topic of modern money-making.  You can learn more about her by following her blog at http://heavensentleaf.blogspot.com/.

Great work courts success.

Yet one  thing still irks Lynn.  “It’s

Mr. Lopucki.”

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Purchase the mug with the haiku here.

Read more bankruptcy haiku here.

From structured finance

Quietly I transfer to

The bankruptcy group

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(Mug with haiku available for purchase here.) 

We’d like to thank Bob Lawless of CreditSlips.org for a very thoughtful and flattering write-up about Bankruptcy Bill in a post yesterday.  Who knew we were stepping into a literary tradition supported by case law?

Update:  We got over 1,300 hits in the last day.

To write all weekend

But convey nothing. ‘Tis my

Disclosure statement

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Consumers suffer

But my main worry: How to

pronounce BAPCPA?

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If this haiku brought you some measure of inner bankruptcy peace, you can read more on Bill’s Bankruptcy Haiku Page and/or make a donation to the Bankruptcy Bill Karma Bank via the Amazon Honor System.

Bloggers/websites/publications, please feel free to include Bill’s fourth haiku in your blog/website/publication as long as you include all of the text and links in this post (including this paragraph).  Feel free to use the image with the haiku as well.