This is the main lesson of haiku. When we compose a haiku we are saying, “It is hard to tell you how I am feeling. Perhaps if I share with you the event that made me aware of those feelings you will have similar feelings of your own.”
-William Higginson, The Haiku Handbook
So, in other words:
In these 17
syllables I try to say
what I cannot say
Footsteps On Concrete 
Living in Vancou
versus living in Cali.
I say, “Dancer go.”