“The poet is always with people when there is a thunderstorm.” The painful groans of the unfortunate sons of the “defeated, suffering fatherland” deeply tormented the heart of the patriotic poet. “I love my beautiful mountain homeland infinitely, my wise people who work and dream, moan and sing.” Teryan’s patriotic poems were first published in 1915 in the newspaper “Mshak” under the general title “Country of Nairi”. The lyrical hero of “Nairi Country” is the working people. The poet was not worried about the splendor and luxury of feudal castles, their noble owners - Sepukhs and Azats, he thought about the oppressed people living in squalid huts, about the modest Nairian woman with sad eyes. The poet was acutely worried about the fate of his native people during the First World War, for he saw clearly , into what abyss the false patriots are pushing the people. The cycle “Country of Nairi” reflected this deep anxiety of his.