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    Angel of Sorrow
    Angel of Sorrow
    Angel of Sorrow
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    Angel of Sorrow

    By Naz Tliachev

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    Rich poetry, rich language, rich ideas....illustrations.
    Amazing book of poetry...to read, enjoy, and feel beauty.
    Real book of pleasure! Beautiful, philosophical vision of Nature.
    ...unique and beautiful poetry, vision of the most charming moments of life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateDec 5, 2011
    ISBN9781466905979
    Angel of Sorrow
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    Naz Tliachev

    Naz Tliachev was born on the first of August 1955 in Ufa. He graduated in Ufa Petroleum Institute as a mechanical engineer, Bashkirsky State University as a philologist of English language and literature. He was awarded with a medal “For Courage” among others for military service. He’s a member of Russian Heraldic society, Knighthood, and Coat of Arms, and a descendant of an old noble family.   Since 2000 he lives in Toronto, then New York, and Los Angeles. He was working as a supervisor, an engineer, a president, and a CEO of American companies, as well as producer and coproducer of the movies in Hollywood. He graduated in Maple Leaf College, Oxford, had seminars in Toronto University, was honored with doctorate of philosophy in English language and literature at Middleham University, England. He’s also a professor. He’s the recipient of many awards, including as follows: •             Editor’s Choice Award by International Library of Poetry for outstanding achievement in Poetry with one-time publication of a poem by International Library of Poetry, Owings Mills, MD, USA.Noble House publishing house, London, UK. Editor’s choice and offer for publishing in “Songs of Honour.” •             National Poetry Month Committee of International Library of Poetry selection a “United States of America 2006 Poetry Ambassador” for outstanding achievement in Poetry, USA. •             Reward of the Thames Poetry society. Golden pen for poem “The Pink of Calm.” London, UK. •             Crystal statuette “Outstanding Achievement in Poetry Award” of International Society of Poets, USA. •             Editor’s Choice Award. Bronze Commemorative Award Medallion from the Editors of International Library of Poetry, USA. Poem “Niagara Falls.” •             “United States of America 2006 and 2007 Poetry Ambassador Medal” for outstanding achievement in Poetry, USA.

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      Angel of Sorrow - Naz Tliachev

      Contents

      Introduction

      The angel of Sorrow

      Bony Death

      Adieu

      Snowfall

      Worth of the light

      Life…

      Golden Time

      Don’t dream

      Dry flower

      The Moon

      Again

      Wish

      Word

      I miss…

      Paradise

      Answer/Vice versa

      She’s gone

      Scene

      Bystander

      Sweet days of love

      The stone and the grass

      Jester

      Old age

      Soul… flower

      Mermaid

      Castle of Faith

      Autumn

      August, first

      Pendulum

      My grief

      E = mc²

      Proverbs

      Too late

      Night misty road

      Days of life

      Bliss

      Apparition

      Good bye my Love

      Dreamer

      Tender sigh

      Picture

      My only hope lasts…

      The Greatest Hive

      Gold and ashes

      Fata Morgana

      Sweet sounds of music…

      I love, again

      My joy and woe

      My letters

      Shadows in Paradise

      The wheel of life

      I bless all

      Woe

      Comet

      Unseen evil

      Tomorrow

      Super Moon

      War Paint

      Lament

      White flowers

      Ligeia

      Love Rhymes

      Fear

      Sweet dreams

      Tomorrows

      Niagara Falls

      Forever together

      Poetry

      White rose

      The flower

      The letter

      Starry sky

      Fragrance

      Wildflower

      Loneliness

      Red wine

      On top of the mountains

      The Sweetest Word

      My Toronto

      C’est la vie

      Frost

      Night flowers

      666

      Old year

      Dog days

      Zigzag

      Evidence

      Revenge

      Spring

      Don’t ask me

      My cat

      Beauty

      Stars

      So Sweet Tomorrow

      Great Spirit

      Spurt

      Whisky

      Cold waves

      I would…

      Death

      Gone Paradise

      Fairy

      Brown Leaves

      Waves of Time

      What for us?

      Golden sunset

      Ufa

      Lot

      At the Bay

      Sweet Flowers

      Mother

      Today’s abracadabra

      Flying boat

      Green plover

      Old days

      Inner voice

      Snowfall in Parry Sound

      By time

      Backwoods

      Parting

      If

      Imagine

      Opinion

      The pink of calm

      Changes

      Dusty mug

      The watch-fish

      D&H

      Autumn in the wood

      Happy hour

      I swear

      Music

      Under the sun

      Ninja

      Old bridge

      Lady-Knight

      Three painters

      98

      Ms. Fate

      Sweet life

      With the open heart

      Time—treasure

      Far space

      Grandmother

      Ecstasy

      Steamy

      In the dark

      Pyramids

      Message in the bottle

      Tips

      Bones

      Evil

      Dreams at Crystal Streams

      Step on the gas!

      Determination

      Father’s wisdom

      Winter Flowers

      August

      Snow on the hills of the Alps

      Wisdom

      Help

      The Moon, far side

      Sealed book

      Holy light

      Teacher

      Playfellow

      Clue

      Space-brother

      Love dreams

      Thank you

      The castle

      Ups and downs

      Ring Street

      Sugar

      Tomorrow

      Paragon

      Wish

      Auld Loch

      Old soiled books

      Golden light

      Why

      Time, king of measures

      Cold night

      Early morning

      Fishing

      Green snake

      The Ural Mountains

      Pages of Essays

      Blue

      No love… no beauty

      Eternal Time

      Café Tartuffe’s

      Auld Gaelic ale

      Dowry

      The island

      Warmth

      Soul never sings

      Land

      Night sky

      Time

      Loving heart

      Nixie, pixy and mossy mixy

      The globe

      Golden daffodils

      Marrow

      Bigotry

      Killer, 666

      Who are you?

      Killer # 1

      Two words

      Ghost

      Friends of wisdom

      Old book

      Chimes of silence

      To promise

      Caterpillar-Butterfly

      Mama Donna

      Concord

      Words, ink…

      Forgotten woods

      Soul soars…

      Queen Rain

      Core

      Three witches

      Old bench

      Hag

      Moony night

      I cry no more

      I am the same

      Eternal Poetry

      Another day

      Evening bells

      Sake

      I am dead

      Souvenirs

      Red rose

      Time flies

      Hell

      Last

      My Father

      Black raven, fly…

      Old cat

      Broken heart

      Hypocrisy

      Away

      Cooling

      Angling

      Master of reality

      Black steeds

      Warriors and flowers

      Somewhere…

      Fling

      Beau ideal

      Once

      Rendezvous

      Black and Blue

      Reticence

      Golden advice

      Nuggets

      Sweet rhyme

      Fresh flowers in a vase

      Disregard

      Snowflakes

      We could be together

      Vice versa

      Your eyes

      Men

      I lost my way

      The moments of life

      Never-never

      Sweet cherries

      Candle melts

      One day

      Fairy ring

      Life is divine

      Hope

      White braids of the Niagara

      Gray dust

      Here

      Whys

      Soul

      Frolic

      Upon the skies

      Life is divine… joke

      The mortals

      Soul… the sanctum sanctorum

      Hell

      Beautiful sunset

      Short performance

      Repentance

      The brevity

      False love

      Yesterday

      All I have

      I touched the Gate of Hell

      From Naz Tliachev

      About the Author

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      N a z Tliache v

      From the Editors of The International Library of Poetry

      D ear Dr. Naz Tliachev,

      T he Editors of The International Library of Poetry were thrilled to inform you that your poem Niagara Falls was bestowed the prestigious Editor’s Choice Award because of your artistic accomplishments and unique perspective characteristics found in the most noteworthy poetic works.

      T o further commemorate this prestigious achievement we have elected you to receive the Commemorative Bronze Medallion to celebrate the accomplishments of the Editor’s Choice winners. This beautiful two-sided medallion displays the words Poet Scholar and Editor’s Choice deeply etched into the medal.

      T his Commemorative Bronze Medallion displays your elevated status in our poetic community. Since only an elite group of published poets were selected to receive this special honor.

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      P lease accept my best wishes to you and your family during the holiday season.

      S incerely,

      H oward Ely

      M anaging Editor

      T he International Library of Poetry

      p oetry.com * One Poetry Plaza * Owings Mills, MD 21117

      Introduction

      D e ar reader,

      It is known that poetry makes immortal all that is the best and the most beautiful in the world. Writing poetry is a diligent effort and happiness. During writing poetry I share my vision, emotions, intellect, and express my feelings. Simple words and rhymes as echoes evoke uncanny melody in my heart; different poems—different melodies.

      The most important in the book is a dialogue with a reader, I share my inner world. And it is real happiness if a reader likes it. It means that we have the same emotional experience, we think together about the most beautiful and the most poignant moments in our life.

      Once I talked with . . . Angel of Sorrow . . ."visually" visited black tube with magnificent smooth blue light up . . . till a voice ordered—down! On my way down I met evil warriors trying to stop me, and then I saw a knight in a silver armor with huge sword, who helped me to go down . . . to return to my physical life; and further my life was changed. I devoted him a poem Thank you. Who was that saver, armored Knight? Another world described by Raymond Moody in his Life after Death during the clinical death? But it was so obvious and real! I touched it. As I touched the bloody gate of Hell in my poem of the same name, I touched its massive rivets, shiny rail . . . I heard the surly sullen bell . . . .

      Many of poems have been written during the visits definite places and connected with following emotions.

      The poem Niagara Falls came to me during my visit of the falls, when I saw scudding water like wall, rainbow, people coming and watching the beauty of Niagara Falls and listening music of water. The poem Snowfall in Parry Sound appeared under unusual impression of rocks, which locals call cut-stones or rock-cuts because of highway 11 meandering and crossing these beautiful rocks in Canada; and snow, reminding me the Ural. Green plover created in Wellington County; during fishing I saw many unusual birds singing pleasant songs and with beautiful plumages; specially listening green plover, meantime my rod flowed away . . . And the poem Golden Time was written in Los Angeles, California sooner under the influence of my emotions, when invisible Time . . . its measured seconds, as the smallest parts, create the greatest ocean of Eternity.

      In my verses I like to use onomatopoeia and alliteration helping to taste feelings.

      Poetry is vocal painting, as painting is silent poetry. In this book I presented verses and related pictures. So the painting is not silent, it speaks. Drawings give opportunity to read by eyesight; poetry for pleasure, beauty of words and thoughts. Most photos and pictures I did myself.

      I would like to present my sincere compliments to amazing and great artists as

      Edwin David (cover), Stanislav Sugintas, Howard David Johnson who gave me their kind permission to use their wonderful pictures for my book, whose beautiful pictures inspired me to write my poems; to Max Dangelico—son of Pino Daeni.

      Special thanks to my wife and daughter who helped me to publish my book.

      Sincerely,

      Naz Tliachev.

      The angel of Sorrow

      S orrow’s black pinion touched the heart,

      S ad time for troubled soul to cope

      W ith blind hard burden, painful hurt,

      I n darkness to withstand and grope.

      F rom empyrean… upper skies

      B lack angel’s sent… death tube to ope;

      S oul glides up slowly (sad… surprise!)

      T owards blue lantern—light of hope.

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      Bony Death

      T he icy killer—bony Death,

      A skeleton with curved sharp scythe!

      D estroyer of life till last breath,

      H arvest devourer

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