Mari Chubinidze : Writing

Trees

Trees

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


We brought saplings of trees,radiant peach, apple.We nurtured them, they bore divine fruit.I wanted to export them, but in vain,says the farmer from G..
Mental

Mental

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


You talk to everyone, everyone in your heart, But you’re not a god, You’re just a woman sitting in a subway car, talking to herself. Yo..
Desire

Desire

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


I want to live in a house where silence reigns,to hear the echo of sounds drifting in from the yard.To live like the beautiful tales written on the pa..
Suburb

Suburb

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


Living in the suburbs has a special charm, especially if you live in one of the quarters of Tbilisi's Varketili district, where the sea is also nearby..
Clarity Beyond Madness

Clarity Beyond Madness

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


Madness, like a human's mark, It claims that everything is fine, It plays, as for it, God has changed, Faith is either exalted or diminished. Sign..
Black Curtains

Black Curtains

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


The wind stirs my black curtain. I hear the sound of branches, The wind sweeps the dry grass on the fields, Like waves on the sea. Cold hearts, ..
Action

Action

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


I place my slippers by the bed, Hoping I’ll wake up to find them where I left them, I do this over and over, feeling the same. Habits, ..
Venus’s Roses

Venus’s Roses

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


Red roses planted in a filthy ravine, For the bliss of passersby. Brought there by witches, Visually stunning, Left at the mercy of rain, Bloom..
Alaska

Alaska

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


I think I'll go somewhere, In Alaska's cold I'll settle alone. I pondered on the fallen angel. No matter how dark my thoughts are on the es..
Fatigue

Fatigue

A Poem by Mari Chubinidze


Newton was the name of the garden where I sat,My knees were tired,My hands rested on my tired knees.After much walking, I wandered into this quiet gar..

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