Posthumous work
The Garden of the Prophet
A sequel to The Prophet: Almustafa returns to his island and converses with nine disciples in his mother's garden. It contains the poem 'Pity the Nation', widely quoted in political contexts. It was the second part of a planned trilogy (the third, The Death of the Prophet, was never written).
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Authorship note
Gibran left the text unfinished; Barbara Young completed and arranged it with fragments from his papers, and it cannot be determined with certainty which passages belong to whom. It should be read as a work of shared authorship.
Editions and translations
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English
Kahlil Gibran
The Garden of the Prophet
The Conscious LibraryThe Garden of the Prophet
Alfred A. Knopf, 1933
Primera edición. En EE. UU. entra en dominio público el 1 de enero de 2029.
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Other works by Kahlil Gibran
- Music (A Profile of the Art of Music) · 1905
- Nymphs of the Valley · 1906
- Spirits Rebellious · 1908
- The Broken Wings · 1912
- A Tear and a Smile · 1914
- The Madman · 1918
- The Processions · 1919
- Twenty Drawings · 1919
- The Tempests · 1920
- The Forerunner · 1920
- The New and the Marvelous · 1923
- The Prophet · 1923
- Sand and Foam · 1926
- Jesus, the Son of Man · 1928
- The Earth Gods · 1931
- The Wanderer · 1932
- Prose Poems · 1934
- A Treasury of Kahlil Gibran · 1951
- Thoughts and Meditations · 1960
- A Self-Portrait · 1959
- Beloved Prophet · 1972
- Lazarus and His Beloved · 1973
- Blue Flame: The Love Letters of Kahlil Gibran to May Ziadah · 1979
Sources
- Young, Barbara. This Man from Lebanon: A Study of Kahlil Gibran. Nueva York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1945.
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