Poetry
The garden of the prophet
1923·66 pages
A lyrical sequel to The Prophet, celebrating nature's mystical beauty through poetic discussions.
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A lyrical sequel to The Prophet, celebrating nature's mystical beauty through poetic discussions.
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1935 first edition, by William Heinemann Ltd. Printed in Great Britain. This book includes 7 illustrations and 2 page facsimile writings by Kahlil Gibran page 26 last verse: "Call nothing ugly, my friend, save the fear of a soul in the presence of it's own memories"
page 32-33 facsimile writings
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