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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | Colchian White Coins (Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | “I love this area! – […] I love its Golden Fleece, Which was stolen… […] Let the glitter of Golden Fleece remain in Colchis! Let it belong to Colchis... |
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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | Belated first guest at New Year (Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | “Medea’s tears – ancient like Colchis’ moors […] Georgian woman’s eyes – wet with Georgian tears! Let those tears be begotten only by... |
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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | Tractate as a verse (Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | “What does writing good verses require! […] Piercing the heart with Amor’s arrow, it requires!” (pg. 209) |
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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | In the vicinity of Ararat (Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | “In the mountains of Caucasus you can find everything! – […] The fire of immortal Amiran and the God Prometheus Was first lit here […] … but the ram of... |
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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | Tests (Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | “- Can you drink, as Socrates, The cup, filled to the brim with death?!” (pg. 136) |
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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | Tourist Triptych: Cuba, Morocco, France(Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | “I did not recognize even the ashes of Carthage! […] What remains of Hamilcar – except for the gene: I asked the boy’s name – he is Hannibal! (pg. 126) |
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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | Nostalgia about my childhood (Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | “The thunder was like introducing Hera to Zeus! […] The ninth wave is coming – Poseidon’s grin! (pg. 125) |
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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | For the attention of a conformist (Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | “I have traveled all over the world in my thoughts: […] Through Socrates’ wisdom! (pg. 124) |
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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | *** (My wealth is the Golden Fleece)(Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | My wealth is the Golden Fleece (pg. 101) |
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| Tariel Chanturia | 1932 | ***(Now everybody is home), (Tariel Chanturia, Works in Two Volumes, Vol. I, Edited by R. Siradze, Tbilisi, 1992) | Poetry | “Now everybody is home And the sister is knitting Centaur on the tapestry, […]” (pg. 79) |
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