One hundred years ago, Samuil Marshak wrote lines that we remember by heart from our childhood: "The lady checked in her sofa, suitcase, and valise..." Light, rhythmic, and incredibly lively, these lines have long transcended the boundaries of children's literature. Behind their apparent simplicity lies a deep sense of irony, subtle humor, and a remarkable mastery of language that remains fresh even after a century.

 

 At our meeting, we will not only re-read this famous poem. We will immerse ourselves in his atmosphere, hear the familiar lines performed by the guests, and try to look at the story of the absent-minded lady from a new perspective. What lies behind this absurd plot? Why do we continue to smile at this story a hundred years later? We will find the answers together, enjoying the live words of the great poet.