The Past That Built Me. Life is a Story - story.one - Skhulukhia, Tamriko
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Tam read the article, her eyes filled with tears, and whispered, The past that built me. As her tears blurred the words, nature itself seemed to respond. A heavy rain began, powerful and relentless, like the storms of her past.It was like the first day she wore the cream-colored sandals given by the neighbors. Back then, her mother and grandmother carried her, shielding her from the rain with a long black coat, ensuring she wouldnt get wet. But now, in this moment, Tam didnt need to be sheltered. She needed the rain. She needed to feel it, embrace it, and breathe it in.Without hesitation, she…mehr

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Tam read the article, her eyes filled with tears, and whispered, The past that built me. As her tears blurred the words, nature itself seemed to respond. A heavy rain began, powerful and relentless, like the storms of her past.It was like the first day she wore the cream-colored sandals given by the neighbors. Back then, her mother and grandmother carried her, shielding her from the rain with a long black coat, ensuring she wouldnt get wet. But now, in this moment, Tam didnt need to be sheltered. She needed the rain. She needed to feel it, embrace it, and breathe it in.Without hesitation, she ran outside, raising her arms to the sky and dancing with the rain. Each drop was a memory, a reminder of the strength she had gained. She danced as the woman she had become: independent, strong, and triumphant. The rain wasnt something to shield herself from anymore; it was something she had learned to conquer. The past had built her, and now, she was free.
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Tamriko Skhulukhia, 33 years old, is a gifted writer and an official member of the Georgian Writers' Union. Currently living in Germany, she has made a remarkable impact in the literary world with her own works as well as translations. Her debut novel, Die Hölle ist hier (2024), published in German, gained significant recognition for its emotional depth. In July 2024, she published her poetry collection (Three Roses Lost on the Path of the Sun), followed by the German translation Drei Rosen verloren auf den Pfaden des Sonnenlichts (2025). Tamriko Skhulukhia, a talented Georgian author, has translated works like Khatuna Tsomaia's Der Schatten der Dunkelheit (The Shadow of Darkness) and Murman Tsotsoria's Der Lärm der Stille (The Noise of Silence) into German. She currently resides in Frankfurt with her fiancé, Shrikanth, exploring the power of words, memory, and personal strength.