Theater of Thoughts

by Arthur Weil

Overview

Arthur has a wonderful gift for seeing through ordinary life into the soul. His verses are easy to read, and yet they pull at the heart as well as open us up to the core of human understanding. The urge to delve deeper into the meaning of life continues to surface in Arthur’s unique style. This book is not just observations on the human condition... It is a tribute to the spirit of living and being.

“Arthur Weil’s poetry illuminates all the possibilities of life, beautifully, in words that take one by surprise. His insights and revelations give one a profound realization that life is an incredibly rich experience to be savored each day, and that only the examined life is worth living.” – Jerome Kirk

"I particularly dedicate this book to the 1.5 million children who perished in the Holocaust and never had the opportunity to enjoy life." - Arthur Weil

"Enjoy my latest creative endeavor, read just little at a time! Do read!
This is my gift to you." - Arthur Weil

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011402135
Publisher:	Arthur Weil
Publication date:	05/03/2011
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Arthur Weil
85 years old Arthur Weil is from Piedmont, California. He is a retired high school teacher and real estate agent.
Arthur Weil's poetry examines all facets of life while paying tribute to them with wit, wisdom and whimsy. His words inspire the reader to look at life in a new way, to pause and appreciate, and, always, to chuckle. He has been published in a number of anthologies and newspapers, including the Chicago Tribune. He has published 17 books of poetry since his first, “Life, Love and Gems That Shine,” in December of 1999.

Mr. Weil escaped Nazi Germany in 1938 as one of 1400 children of the kindertransport. He spent his formative years in Chicago, completing his BA and MA degrees, finished his PhD coursework in History at UC Berkeley. He taught in the public school system for 27 years, and went on to run his own real estate business for 24 years before becoming a full time writer. Art is a strong supporter of the arts in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has two children and three grandchildren. At the age of 85, Art recently finished a book of poetry for teens, “Eat My Words.”