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\nILLUSTRATED WITH 5 DRAWINGS BY THE AUTHOR  \n# PROSE POEMS\n\n“One book that was published threeyears after Gibran's death,a bookcalled Prose Poems,holds,I believe,aspecial interest for those who care tolook deeply into the origins of thepoet's legacy of the written word.Thisbook is entirely a translation frompoems written in Arabic during hisearly years and taken from one or an-other of the volumes of Arabic poems.We owe our gratitude for this volumeto the devoted and untiring work of ayoung countryman of Gibran's whoseappreciation and understanding of theoriginals has resulted in a splendidreproduction of twelve early prosepoems.This young man is AndrewGhareeb,and through this labour oflove he has given us the only volumeof work thus translated.Mr.Ghareebwas a frequent visitor to the poet'sstudio,and had Gibran's permissionto undertake the diffcult task of ren-dering into English the magic of theoriginal Arabic.The diffcult task hasbeen well done.\"  \n—Barbara Young,inTHIS MAN FROMLEBANONA Study of Kahlil Gibran  \nALFRED·A·KNOPFPublisher  \nThe Books of  \nKAHLIL GIBRAN  \n\"His power came from some great reservoir of spiritual lifeelse it could not have been so universal and so potent,butthe majesty and beauty of the language with which he clothedit were all his own.\"-CLAUDE BRAGDON  \nThe Madman·I918Twenty Drawings·I919The Forerunner·I920The Prophet·I923Sand and Foam·1926Jesus the Son of Man·I928The Earth Gods·I931The Wanderer·1932The Garden of the Prophet·1933Prose Poems·I934Nymphs of the Valley·1948Spirits Rebellious·1948A Tear and a Smile·1950This Man from Lebanon—A Study of Kahlil Gibranby Barbara Young  \n# PROSE POEMSBYKAHLIL GIBRAN\n\nPROSE POEMSBYKAHLIL GIBRAN  \nTranslated from the Arabic for the first time by  \nANDREW GHAREEB  \nWith a foreword by  \nBARBARA YOUNG  \n1966  \nNew York·ALFRED·A·KNOPF·Mcmlxvi  \n■  \n←→←→←→  \nTHIS IS A BORZOI BOOK,PUBLISHED BY ALFRED A.KNOPF,INC.  \nCopyright 1034by Aljred A.Knopf,Inc.  \nany form auithout 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