snow flurry on an empty street the traffic light turns red
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Dietmar Tauchner
Dietmar Tauchner, born in 1972 in Austria, lives & works in Puchberg & Vienna, as a social-worker / counselor, author and lover. His work has been published in various magazines & anthologies worldwide. He received some awards, as the Taisho (Grand Prize) at the International Kusamakura Haiku Competition in Kumamoto, Japan, in 2013; and attended the First and the Second European Haiku Conference, The Haiku North America Conference in 2005, as well as the World Haiku Association Conference 2009 in Lithuania, where he held lectures and readings. Co-Director of 4 short Haiku Films. www.bregengemme.net View all posts by Dietmar Tauchner
The entire poem turns upon a pivot: "empty street"… nice idea – great haiku
the mountain at each crosswalk the ice
now this snow
(a sudden winter cloud)
and I brake
this town's soul
sleeping
transformation happens
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the pause theme is nicely resonated; much love…