Benzi Vider's poems weave introspection with an outward gaze, exploring the interactions between lovers, friends, and strangers, while capturing the nuanced dynamics within these relationships.
The transition from the vitality of middle age to the gradual decline of old age lies at the heart of his poems, shaping both their tone and content.
The poems invite you to reflect on the themes they present, encouraging a deeper understanding of who you are and who you aspire to become.

The following 2 short poems from this book depict connections between words and love:

• "let me actualize this love of mine for you,
  my gratitude,
  let me read you a poem."

• "and then, finally,
  our lips met,
  those that talked and talked and talked, but had never met before."

Benzi says: "When I express myself poetically, I feel that something festive is happening and the words find their own way to tell a multi-layered short story."