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Every Color in My Mother Tongue

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By Ketevan Tsereteli ’14

Published Aug. 12, 2026

Tsereteli’s debut poetry collection explores themes of growth, heritage, companionship, and more. In Every Color in My Mother Tongue (Tranquil Illustration) Tsereteli’s lyrical poems offer snippets of personal moments and lessons learned, from writings about her grandparents to reflections on daily practices. This book of poems meditates on life and everyday human experiences. 

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