Meeting Benches World art in all forms

A Swiss woman who is not Swiss. A woman who is no longer a child. Welcome Bridget, and welcome to your sweet article about the friends meeting Benches of a small corner of paradise, a place painted white, in many seasons of your life. One of the addresses you suggested, we were very intrigued, and being a “soft stop”, some …

TALK – Headline Socratic: Speak, that I may see you. FAR – D. Wagoner: With dark star, dark of the moon in mind, and next to other silences, and others, with no escape in the wake, turn around and turned by the wind, as far as ever from light. WITH AUDACITY – JM Serrat: I bet the horizon, and I …

TRUTH – Giunajd: No man has reached the stage of truth, before hundred of his friends as they have declared a heretic. ECHOES – Jean Paul: In the world can be heard more easily echo the answer. COMFORT – V. Nabokov: Better not to see, all that is hidden in the eyes of others. CURRENT – C. Dickens: “Better, in …

LIMITS – Jean-Paul Sartre: The Limits to understanding are deadly. Fly over, without insisting too. UNDERSTAND – Ethiopian proverb: They talk to signs with the blind. They speak softly to the deaf. STRESS SPACE – H. Heine: Tell me! What does the man? Which side has come? Where you go? Who dwells beyond the stars? Monotonous murmur of the waves, …

Welcome, Lena, in Meeting Benches. Your mail comes from a Central European city, Prague, none of our friends offered us contributors. Thank you, really thank you for having told the story of the small and large city with two clocks, one where old Slovakian men with wide hats no longer turn – from house to house – to collect scrap …

Meeting Benches hosts an Italian contribution, that of Mario. As he says of himself, “I am a Roman of Rome,” we welcome his invitation to visit his city, knowing that – even if the weekend is short – the size of the place suggests a return. We are still waiting, Mario, in info@meetingbenches.com   Museums and galleries, the Colosseum and …

HONESTY CONDUCT – M. Navarra: All the pleasure and joy, which can have a kind honest heart, is freedom of body and mind, which makes me happy every man, bird or beast. HYPOCRISY – E. Canetti: Oh that sucks recognized this homogeneity of the instincts! They are the cause and the purpose, nothing keeps the head, because they are also …

This is a first time for both of us for the preparation of the Meeting Benches (because our “contributor” host the first African travel tip), but also to Ben, who tells us about his city – Marrakech – providing useful guidelines and recommendations not found in a normal tour guide. We are waiting again, Ben, in info@meetingbenches.com     Hello, …

DESOLATION – E. Pound: I’ve walked these streets. I believed that they were alive. SPELL – S. Spender: Dreaming of the city, where the clouds will tilt their thick neck, white as a swan. EVENING – FT Marinetti: The City, despising the night terror, which went up by far the onslaught of lights, aderse suddenly, with a glowing hand, the …

We should call it “Christmas Litz” because the article in this Viennese girl is so personal and full of emotion away – in the history of the life of a human being born in Austria – as to appear, at first reading, as a “diary of intimate and personal. “Not so. If you, as well as the editorial staff of …