“I am writing something which may turn the whole arabic world against me. But I am prepared for it. I am getting used to being nailed to the cross.”
“I am writing something which may turn the whole arabic world against me. But I am prepared for it. I am getting used to being nailed to the cross.”
6 January 1883–10 April 1931
Kahlil Gibran, born on 6 January 1883 in the mountain town of Bsharri, in what is now northern Lebanon, and dead on 10 April 1931 in New York City, became one of the most widely read literary figures of the twentieth century. He was a poet, prose writer, essayist, painter, draftsman, cultural critic, and immigrant…
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