The Eye of the Prophet opens in a less poetic and more opinionated set of short speeches than
illuminated The PROPHET. Inspiration becomes more subtle.

As the author extols his own Lebanon, he does not admit that truths may lie between his and "Your" Lebanon.
He also doesn't allow that "Courage" may contain Fear and that a moth encircling sure death
is likely NOT more admirable than a beautiful underground mole.

"The First Glance" at last offers hope from his despair.

Other favorites include: Life, Understanding and Reason and Understanding, The Mind, Unity,
Earth, Cities, Art, Counsel, Faith, Religion, Jesus of Nazareth, Perfection, Eternity,
and The Death of the Prophet. ( )

> L’OEIL DU PROPHÈTE, de Khalil Gibran (Albin Michel, 1991). — Une anthologie constituée de textes pris dans toute l’oeuvre anglaise et arabe de Gibran, ainsi que dans sa correspondance. Ces extraits, souvent inédits, suivent le déroulement de l’oeuvre maîtresse du poète-philosophe libanais, Le Prophète : « L’Amour », « Les Enfants », « La Joie et la Tristesse », « La Raison et la Passion », « La Prière »... (Spiritualités Vivantes)

> Babelio : https://www.babelio.com/livres/Gibran-LOeil-du-prophete/130218