Arthur Mendelsohn's memorable collection of poetry was brought to life by his daughter, Karen Warner when he was 91 years old. The book is a life's dream completed for him after many years of assembling the poetry collection and interviewing the author.
In his mid-thirties, Arthur began to experience a phase in his life when he was overcome with a desire to express himself through words. Most of his poetry was recorded onto napkins in a coffee shop, where he connected with his inner soul and found his own artistic creativity. His writings reflected real life events, personal beliefs and philosophies, family, end of life beliefs, and observations of natural wonder and beauty. This widely admired and loved volume of poetry speaks Arthur's truth, sharing his life lessons and deep wisdom. It is his gift to the free thinkers of the world.