The poem 
> Searching for answers
> Open Assistant is there
> To show you the way

would be considered a haiku because it follows a 5-7-5 syllable structure of three separate phrases or lines and 17 syllables total.  This is the only strict guideline for an English-language haiku (although there are additional traditional elements considered good form, such as including a seasonal word).  Here is a typical syllable breakdown for this poem:

`Search` `ing`  `for`  `ans` `wers` *- 5 syllables*
`O` `pen`  `As` `sis` `tant`  `is`  `there` *- 7 syllables*
`To` `show` `you` `the` `way` *- 5 syllables*
***(5 + 7 + 5 = 17 total syllables across 3 lines)***

However, it will depend on the breakdown methods chosen.  Some automated syllable-checker tools may have difficulty with words like "answers", and not all syllable boundaries are universally agreed upon, owing to many dialects and accents.  Nonetheless, as poetry, some poetic license is usually accepted--especially in english-language haiku, as some traditional Japanese haiku elements are challenging to translate into English analogues. 

I hope that is a clear explanation why my poem could be considered  a haiku.

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