Moving lovers statue stands out to the crowd

Moving Lovers sculpture attracts large crowds.

Nothing hurts like a thousand daggers to the heart as a tale of love that fails to meet its happy end. This one here is a real-life representation of two fictional lovers, who get separated at the hands of fate, at the end of a popular 1937 novel Ali and Nino: A Love Story.

Kurban Said, who penned the novel, writes how Ali, a Muslim boy, and Nino, a Georgian princess, fall in love but never unite due to the invasion of the Soviet Union. Beautifully translated into two 26-foot-tall steel statues by Georgian sculptor Tamara Kvesitadze, a tragic saga of love finds immortality in the rarest of rare forms.

Every day, at 7 PM, the statues of Ali and Nino move towards each other...

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...to unite in a short embrace before getting separated. 

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Even though there are no beating hearts, one can't help but feel the immense pain of separation and longing that follows after the statues move away...

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It takes all of 10 minutes for this cycle to reach its inevitable end. An end that acts as a reminder for us mortal beings of the depth of true love, and the burning desire to hold on...

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Till the very end.

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