Complete Collection of Kahlil Gibran's Love Letters

Author: Li Weizhong
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: You are the storm that swept from the East, sweeping across the West, but it brought us to the coast nothing but flowers. — Theodore Roosevelt
Kahlil Gibran helped his people form their own cultural characteristics in his own way. But he was also a figure of global significance. — United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Kahlil Gibran's classic quotes:
Love and suspicion never speak to each other. Love, except for itself, neither gives nor takes. Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never a choice to be taken. The person who turns their dreams into gold and silver is the most pitiful person. The root is a flower that despises honor. There are only two elements in the world, beauty and truth: beauty is in the heart of lovers, and truth is in the arms of the farmer.
The Complete Collection of Kahlil Gibran's Love Letters includes 179 letters from Gibran to Mary, 72 letters from Mary to Gibran, 3 diaries by Gibran, and 92 diaries by Mary. Additionally, the book features photographs of Gibran's family and his paintings from various periods. These heartfelt letters and diaries, one after another, serve as an excellent testament and commentary on the "friendship" between the two, as well as a rare text of deep love between the sexes. On the journey of life, Gibran and Mary's souls walked together, exploring the greatest beauty of humanity and creating the beauty of art. While Gibran was immersed in painting and writing, he also composed this lover's Bible with his heart. Although this couple was ultimately unable to be together, their pure and noble friendship always bound their hearts tightly. The love letters never ceased, and they exchanged ideas from time to time, encouraging and inspiring each other, demonstrating extraordinary reason and an immeasurable depth of sincere affection that lasted for twenty-six years, until Gibran's untimely death. Readers holding the Complete Collection of Kahlil Gibran's Love Letters can not only step into the world of the two's souls while reading the text and appreciating the paintings but also experience the true meaning of love. For those with a spiritual eye, perhaps there will be unexpected rewards as well.