I am always fascinated by the contrasts between old and new buildings positioned close to one another.
A city evolves
The new is built close to the old
In London town
Something old and something new: London evolves
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Tag Archives: haiku
Corroding culture: a haiku and Antony Gormley
In a garden
Stands Antony Gormley’s rusting work
It’s modern art
A helicopter inspired haiku
High in the sky
With blades rotating noisily
A chopper flying
An ascending haiku
Ever upwards
Climbing the never ending staircase
A lift might help
A haiku for a honey making insect
Sat on a flower
Working in the scorching sun
Good for bee and bloom
A seismic haiku
The earthquake struck
A royal palace shook terribly
Now it’s a ruin
A haiku for a holiday
Bank holidays
Time to rest, relax, and enjoy
But the war goes on
Carved in stone in Derbyshire
Cut in old stone
Depicts a miner at his work
Many years ago
Remembered in stone
Once bright as hot fire
Then gallant and bravely bold
He lies dead – stone cold
The Isabella Plantation in Richmond Park
Bursts of colour
In the Isabella Plantation
Bring us great joy
