The ideal bench
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The ideal bench gave me inspiration for many a poem, for many philosophical thoughts. The ideal bench was a haven in difficult moments, and the statues of the park often lent an ear to my confessions. The bench is no longer a mere object, a spot where the passer by would stop to rest. It is now associated to the observation of the world and to the meaning of existence. Seated on the ideal bench, I started researching things and habits which I had never seen before. And some unfamiliar, new topics would cross my mind. I decided to share them with more people. After an entire year in search of the ideal bench, I came up with answers to many questions. The ideal bench became the omphalos of the earth.
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About Lito Seizani
Lito Seizani, born in Athens, has studied Italian and Translation. She has published six volumes with her poems, a book for children ("A clever princess) and a book of short essays (The ideal bench). Lito Seizani has translated into her mother tongue many Italian and English books. Her favourite writer is Thomas Hardy whose "Jude the obscure", "A Laodicean" as well as poems and short stories she has translated into Greek. She writes for web magazines and has her own website. Lito Seizani's personal website is https://litoseizani.com containing her writings in four languages.
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