and somewhere under

by Dieter Moitzi

"… and somewhere under the concrete
and cement and asphalt and steel and glass,
under the weary pavements and jaded streets,
the wasted buildings, the throttled cars and trucks…"

Extracted from the poem "and somewhere under", an ode to Mother Nature waiting patiently for her time to come… More than 50 poems, some of them previously published on the author's literary blog http://dietermoitzi.blogspot.com, are assembled in this volume. Poems that speak of love and fear, pain and death and loss, happiness and hope; poems that describe the mountains and the sea; poems that sing of the Big City; poems that circle around modern life. A unique voyage that will lead you deep into the realm of smiles and tears, dreams and words…

72 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 14, 2011

About the author

Born in the early 70s, I grew up in a little village in Austria. Today, I’m living in Paris, France, with my boyfriend and work as a graphic designer. In my spare time, I write, read, cook fancy recipes, take photos, and travel. All my novels are available in English, French, and German. By the way, the French version of my first murder mystery novel “The Stuffed Coffin” won the prestigious French Gay Murder Mystery Award 2019. You can also find me on Rainbow Book Reviews, where I write book reviews under the pseudonym of ParisDude (for French reviews, have a look at my review site livresgay.fr).

Find more information on my author website http://www.dietermoitzi.com or on my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/dietermoitzi