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The garden of the prophet by Kahlil Gibran · Booklabria

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Kahlil Gibran
The garden of the prophet

PoetryMysticism

The garden of the prophet

Name: The garden of the prophet
Author: Kahlil Gibran

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First published: 1923
Editions: 40 in 6 languages

Synopsis

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

Subjects: Poetry
Mysticism
Arabic literature
American Prose poems
Mysticism, poetry

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40 in 6 languages

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English23 French3 Arabic1 German1 All 6 languages

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