Untitled



I still don’t know who I am in reality,
maybe I am the sea, fulfilled with pains!
Maybe I am Heaven, or I am earth,
I am the universe! Who can know it?

Perhaps I am a drop, the drop of rain,
Or I am a tear from mothers’ eyes,
God does what He wills for me,
I’m a grain crumb, a speck of laughter.

I am a shepherd, a passer-by,
worn out, exhausted with verses’ path,
I am a bridge to cross, override,
with gossiping and jinking jesters.

I’m not a human; I don’t fill it,
I am as if a sharp leaved thistle,
I’m one man of this transient world,
Sometimes I live, sometimes I’m lost.

Giorgi Zubitashvili

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Submitted by Giorgi on August 19, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme AXXB XXAX XXXX BXXX
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 601
Words 120
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4

Giorgi Zubitashvili

I can no longer find the sheets to write a new poem. It means I write too much. I just do not know what my life would be like without poetry, every second I think of poetry, I - a village boy with the sun falling on the heart of the hand. If I really want to think about another topic, at least in the end I go to poetry, the poem is deeply rooted in my thinking, on the one hand, it is all a card, but it is difficult to draw the verse. People think verse is simple words, but for me it is not. There were two births in my life, one - of a human, the other - the first birth of a poet on December 12, 2001 in the city of Kvareli, and the second - in the floodplain of Chelta, Milda. The morning tends and from that moment poetry begins, the night and even then does not leave the verse. I have collected most of my poems in the Celtic Swamp as wildflowers for Larnaca, which was given to me for poetry. Giorgi Zubitashvili Mountain Poet 24.06.2019 / 13: 38 more…

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