Poetic reflections on love, work and the human journey
Good Condition - Boards scuffed and marked, with minor edge/corner and spine-end wear.
Before leaving the city of Orphalese, Almustafa responds to the questions of its people, offering reflections on the experiences that give human life its shape. Love, marriage, children, work, freedom, sorrow, and death become the subjects of brief poetic discourses that connect the everyday with a wider spiritual perspective. Kahlil Gibran writes through images and memorable contrasts, inviting readers to consider the relationship between individual life and the world beyond it. The Prophet’s framed conversation creates a collection that can be read in sequence or revisited one subject at a time. It offers a contemplative work for readers drawn to lyrical language and questions about how to live, care for others, and understand the passing of time.
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