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| A Japanese Puzzle Box |
Four or seven moves
Face all the steps together
Unity expands
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Traditionally, a haiku is read twice.
haiku (HI-COO): A Japanese poem. A verse comprised of three lines, 5-7-5 in meter, ending with an epiphany. The numbers "four" and seven" are traditionally symbolic in Japanese culture for "unlucky" and "lucky", respectively -- "seven" also represents "togetherness".
Looking at this puzzle box a poem about facing opposing odds, along with the challenge of the box, came to mind. The increased intrigue and message is the result when facing the challenge together.
(If using a phone to read this poem, turn your phone sideways for the best view of this post.)
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