Talent, Words, and the Culture of the Heart (Excerpts from Revez Sherozia’s relationship with words)

Abstract

Revez Sherozia engaged with words through scientific research and artistic creation. In addition to his linguistic studies, he produced fables, fairy tales, and stories. The focus of our research is on extensive narratives: "Notes of the Released"and "The Room of Solitude" (Portraits from the Lives of Two Poets). "Notes of the Released" depicts a person's journey through the mortal world and their mission to serve goodness and love. The author, through spiritual insight, portrays the episode of the main character's departure from worldly life; it illustrates the choice—preferably, to submit to evil ("Tzirkes" — Revez Sherozia) — and to forego the earthly existence of twenty years in favor of passing into the beyond, in the realm beyond this life. "The Room of Solitude" (Portraits from the Lives of Two Poets) is dedicated to Nikoloz Baratashvili and Chopin, emphasizing the harmony of their creative works and their life journeys. The work highlights the author's intellectual space and heartfelt perspective. Particular attention is given to the fact that Revez Sherozia's attitude towards words is rooted in strength, talent, and a culture of the heart. Therefore, his writing style is characterized by emotional expression and profound meaning. He possesses a unique linguistic energy, created by the combination of words, talent, and heartful culture.