Following on from our blog about our fabulous photo wall, here’s another insight into a half day creative enjoyed by one of our team members Gita. Haiku verse, for anyone who hasn’t come across it before, is a short form of Japanese poetry typically characterised by three qualities; the juxtaposition of two images or ideas, three phrases consisting of 17 syllables, and a reference to the natural world.
A four pronged attack.
A silvery impaler
Of delicate flesh
- what am I?
Guardian of the hearth,
Constraining wild and
Untrammelled passion within.
- what am I?
His life. His passion.
His very soul. A
Metallic stallion rampant.
- what am I?
Sweet chapel of ease.
Fragrant off’rings left
At this porcelain altar
- what am I?
Pixelated seduction.
Enraptured, through the
Square window we fall.
- what am I?
Encircled by iron,
Steaming with anger,
Now shrieking for attention.
- what am I?
English dragon, he
Wears a coat of fire.
A kings sword is less mighty
- who am I?
Have fun working out what these are. If you get stuck email us at office@thephoenixpartners.com and we’ll reveal all.
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