broken wings

Khalil Gibran

In this book, Gibran Khalil Gibran narrates the story of a pure spiritual love between a boy and a girl, which transcends the pleasure of the body, an innocent love that is not tainted by sensuality, but it is a desperate love that does not meet until after death, and Gibran oscillates in this work between the usual romantic dualism (spirit / matter) He sanctifies the soul and makes it a way out to transcend the body. Therefore, Gibran believes that the summit of liberation from the bondage of the body is represented in the idea of ​​death, where the soul turns to its paradoxical reference to transcend the shackles of the material world.

About the book:

Cover: plain cardboard