Kahlil Gibran published "The Prophet" in 1923 and saw immediate success, but its real popularity came after his death. It remains popular today, providing insight and spiritual significance to ordinary human experiences. Gibran poetically addresses topics such as "Love" and "Marriage" as well as more mundane ones like "Work" and "Talking." Gibran's "spiritual fiction" does not shy away from deeper aspects of human life, either. Almustafa, the prophet, speaks also about "Good and Evil," "Joy and Sorrow," and even "Death." This compact soft cover edition contains the original illustrations, made by Gibran himself. | The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran, Paperback | Indigo Chapters