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| Grigol Abashidze | 1914-1994 | Constantia (Grigol Abashidze, Works in Three Volumes, Vol. 1, Tbilisi, 1983) | Poetry | “And dies the Poet […] Cold is the country of Sarmatians […] And he dies dreaming about the Rome […] And a little fragment of Roman sky Seems to have... |
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| Grigol Abashidze | 1914-1994 | Constantia (Grigol Abashidze, Works in Three Volumes, Vol. 1, Tbilisi, 1983) | Poetry | “Even the high Gods are created by poets, and Caesars credit them for their fame” Ovid (pg. 93) |
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| Grigol Abashidze | 1914-1994 | In a Slaughter-house (Grigol Abashidze, Works in Three Volumes, Vol. 1, Tbilisi, 1983) | Poetry | “The storm was raging, unseen before, And the world was engulfed by Chaos” (pg. 63, 64) |
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| Grigol Abashidze | 1914-1994 | Vision of Armazi (Grigol Abashidze, Works in Three Volumes, Vol. 1, Tbilisi, 1983) | Poetry | “I was suspended from the sky, as Ganymede […] There, at the Olympus of Georgian Gods My innermost was looking for you […] I was suspended from the sky, as... |
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| Grigol Abashidze | 1914-1994 | Mountains and Rocks (Grigol Abashidze, Works in Three Volumes, Vol. 1, Tbilisi, 1983) | Poetry | “They stand above the abyss, As if grown from the Chaos” (pg. 26) |
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| Grigol Abashidze | 1914-1994 | Seven-hundred Years (Grigol Abashidze, Works in Three Volumes, Vol. 1, Tbilisi, 1983) | Poetry | “I was surrounded by Chaos as darkness” (pg. 24) |
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| Grigol Abashidze | 1914-1994 | Sventski’s vision (Grigol Abashidze, Works in Three Volumes, Vol. 1, Tbilisi, 1983) | Poetry | “He would humbly ask for grandpa and Granduca And would not refrain from Latin either” [Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani, E. K.] (pg. 22) |
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| Grigol Abashidze | 1914-1994 | Autumn (Grigol Abashidze, Works in Three Volumes, Vol. 1, Tbilisi, 1983) | Poetry | “The boulder rolled downhill by Sisyphus, Comes down to the end, before my eyes” (pg. 12) |
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| Ioseb Davitashvili | 1850-1887 | (… As to a pal) (Ioseb Davitashvili, Full Collection, under the editorship of, preface and remarks by, Sol. Kubaneishvili Tbilisi, 1951) | Poetry | “Do not write verses, the Muse is angry, - says change your pen!” (pg.75) |
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| Ioseb Davitashvili | 1850-1887 | (… To the oppressor of a poor worker) (Ioseb Davitashvili, Full Collection, under the editorship of, preface and remarks by, Sol. Kubaneishvili Tbilisi, 1951) | Poetry | “Be silent, you poor soul, Godess of verses, my Muse.” (pg. 68) |
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