Come Out with Me
July 5, 2023The September Rose
July 5, 2023Who Can Count The Sand In Oceans?
Who can count the sand in oceans,
Or the stars in skies at night?
Who can praise the sons of Georgia
Men who fought for Georgia’s right?
Wonder speaks of deeds exalted
In a loud and ringing cry,
Of the grace of God and blessings
Shed upon our land from high.
Gone is all that former glory
Relics of it ever glow
In the colors of the rainbow,
Pouring light on us below.
A symbol chaste of Kingdoms seven,
Shining forth in colors bright,
Whispering: Georgia still is sleeping
For it waits the dawn of light”
Akaki Tsereteli
Akaki Tsereteli (1840-1915) was a Georgian poet, writer, and statesman who is considered one of the most important figures of Georgian literature. His notable works include "The Snake-eater," "The Hermit," and "The Demon."