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Concrete and Cataract | Haiku

A mountain stream in spate

We’re flitting between urban and rural in a couple of haiku…

Decaying concrete is crumbled around wind-harried tussocks of grass. There is a sense of urban ennui and degeneration, with an abandoned multi-storey car park in the background.

Concrete

Decaying concrete,

wind-harried tussocks – urban

ennui, in wasteland.

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Matthew J. Richardson Poetry 11 Comments Oct 12, 2025Oct 11, 2025 1 Minute

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