The second book by Lena Arampatzidou, where she studies C.P. Cavafy, is released on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the poet's birth and has been honored with the Academy of Athens Award in the Class of Letters and Fine Arts. As stated in the Academy of Athens Exhibition: "Mrs. Arampatzidou, with full knowledge of the poet's bibliography and familiarity with the theory of literature, constructs a significant study on the interactions between Cavafy's poetry and sensibility, interpreting or proposing interpretations of Cavafy's poetry."

Following her first book on the modern Greek version of sensibility, Lena Arampatzidou now delves into the example of C.P. Cavafy. The book proposes a new approach to the work of the Alexandrian poet, which establishes him as persistent, diligent, and self-conscious in his entire creative process. The theme of the book combines the exploration of a specific subject, such as sensibility, with a comprehensive presentation of Cavafy's work, addressing both the specialized, initiated reader seeking a deeper understanding of Cavafy's work, and the uninitiated reader seeking a first encounter with Cavafy's text and a first acquaintance with its essence.