The Garden of the Prophet, Lazarus and his Beloved, Sand and Foam (Paperback)

from Michael.Rimmer

The Garden of the Prophet didn't strike me as profoundly as did The Prophet, but there are still plenty of thought-provoking and moving passages within it. It seemed to me that the character of Almustafa was more closely drawn to that of Christ in this volume. The parallels are not, however, over...

from realbigcat

The sequel to Gibrans classic The Prophet. The Prophet Almustafa returns to his homeland. Gibran's writing is pure poetry. Just as good as the Prophet. A very short and wonderful read.

from tloeffler

More writings from Kahlil Gibran. This book was intended to be a companion piece to The Prophet, although I found it less inspiring. Still, I enjoy reading his writing. It's almost musical, and very poetic.

from erwinkennythomas

Almustafa in the Garden of the Prophet by Kahlil Gibran is the prophet who returned to the garden. Gibran's writing is melodramatic and mystical. The prophet appears like a Christ-like figure with his disciples. I was particularly struck by the cosmic elements of the poetry. Undoubtedly most line...

from erwinkennythomas

Almustafa in the Garden of the Prophet by Kahlil Gibran is the prophet who returned to the garden. Gibran's writing is melodramatic and mystical. The prophet appears like a Christ-like figure with his disciples. I was particularly struck by the cosmic elements of the poetry. Undoubtedly most line...