Vahan Teryan was an influential Armenian poet born on February 28, 1885, in Tiflis, which is now known as Tbilisi, Georgia. He is celebrated for his contributions to modern Armenian literature and is known for his lyrical style that often reflects themes of love, nature, and national identity. Teryan's work played a significant role in the Armenian literary renaissance during the early 20th century. Teryan's poetry is characterized by its emotional depth and musicality, making it accessible to a wide audience. He published several collections, with his most notable works including "The Song of the Heart" and "The Book of the Soul." Teryan passed away on December 13, 1920, but his legacy continues to inspire generations of Armenian writers and poets.