Treasured Writings of Kahlil Gibran
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27, 1910 My Beloved Brother Nakhli: Do you recall those interesting tales we used to hear during the cold rainy days while sitting around the hearth with the snow falling outside and the wind blowing between the dwellings? Do you still remember the story about the gorgeous garden with beautiful trees bearing delicious fruits? Do you also remember the end of the story which tells how those bewitched trees turned into young men whom destiny had brought into the garden? I am sure you remember all t...hese things even without knowing that Gibran is like those bewitched young men tied with unseen chains and ruled by invisible power.
I am, my dear, Nakhli, a bewitched tree, but Sid Aladin has not yet come from behind the Seven Seas to unshackle me and loosen the magic ties and make me free and independent.
On the 14th day of the coming month I shall leave Paris, but now I am busy arranging my work and planning for the future. I am like a spinning wheel turning day and night. God only knows how busy I am.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27, 1910 My Beloved Brother Nakhli: Do you recall those interesting tales we used to hear during the cold rainy days while sitting around the hearth with the snow falling outside and the wind blowing between the dwellings? Do you still remember the story about the gorgeous garden with beautiful trees bearing delicious fruits? Do you also remember the end of the story which tells how those bewitched trees turned into young men whom destiny had brought into the garden? I am sure you remember all t...hese things even without knowing that Gibran is like those bewitched young men tied with unseen chains and ruled by invisible power.
I am, my dear, Nakhli, a bewitched tree, but Sid Aladin has not yet come from behind the Seven Seas to unshackle me and loosen the magic ties and make me free and independent.
On the 14th day of the coming month I shall leave Paris, but now I am busy arranging my work and planning for the future. I am like a spinning wheel turning day and night. God only knows how busy I am.
What to read after Treasured Writings of Kahlil Gibran?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibran, Kahlil, 1883-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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