Kahlil Gibran

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Kahlil Gibran was born on January 6, 1883 at Beshari, Lebanon. Beshari itself is an area that is often called on hurricanes, earthquakes and lightning. This is what will greatly influence his writings about nature.






"Look at me, a word meaning vague and confusing, sometimes meaningless, sometimes means many things"







Thus Gibran defines himself. It mentions himself as a word. Why should Gibran identify himself as a word? Of course the extent not read the words as the dictionary as a element of the smallest language as the realization of the unity of mind and feelings. It looks like there is a hidden meaning conveyed by that word's meaning Gibran.




Can be described that said Gibran is a fruit which ideas and thoughts are read in his writings, by which the leave ambiguitas interpretation among readers and commentators. In and through words, Gibran reveals many things, in many ways. Gibran can bounce sorrow with joy, happiness with tears and anger dinyanyikannya. At the end of the asker said melt, melt-blended with a sense of strong and regular to be a living language says, fresh, lush, stinging and burning soul.


'Look at me, a word ...' seems to be a call to a last-mening left free to interpret. Therefore do not be surprised if a particular organization in the traditional Gibran seen as a meaningful word in many ways. Some are mentioned as mistikus Gibran, poet, writer, philosopher, believer, lover of peace, the Prophet and some even call it a man immortal. Nomination and the reference is a reasonable inference from the words that poured in his writings. Not rarely the same words Gibran viewed as rebels, infidels, revolutionary and rebel. Gibran diidentikan the word does not mean, does not have a meaning for life, as well as present more as a lunatic not abandoned.


However, all nominations, terms and the words of Gibran still let question for all the properties might have on. This Gibran appearing as the meaning of a word vague and confusing. Gibran in and by itself the same is inexpressible words, vague and even confusing.