The Urban Haiku

Many centuries ago, the Japanese invented a form of poetry they dubbed the "haiku." It is a short poem, following the pattern of five syllables, seven, and then five again, usually describing a beautiful aspect today. Today, the plants and trees around us are dwindling. Instead all we see is concrete, graffiti, trash, and other man-made natures. These haikus describe our new nature in new and unexplored ways.
I followed the traditional 5-7-5 syllable pattern in order to remain true to the original one.