There was word
and was God.
And was thought
of heaven and earth.
There was world – worth a gaze.
Was day and night –
I felt the grace.
I had thought as an embrace
and a soul –
sharing my pains.
There was beam
and was morn,
I couldn’t wait,
I opened the door.
Now it’s dawn
and is God
of great worth
not to live in vain.
Still, I couldn’t wait.
And disappeared the earth,
And vanished the body –
that airless and dead-pan.
But the soul remained
And now I’m flying.
With arise to heaven
I’m still alive.
Tamar Gvelesiani comes from Tbilisi, Georgia. By profession she is a doctor and art historian. Tamar has graduated from Tbilisi State Medical University, faculty of Medicine and from Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University (TSU), Faculty of Humanities, Art History and Theory (BA). At the time she is a PhD student in the field of cardiac surgery at Tbilisi State University.