Thank you for helping me thru this excruciating heartbreak I'm suffering. SORROW and Suffering ALWAYS TURN INTO JOY AND GRACE. THEY ARE TWIN SISTERS OF AMAZING FORTITUDE.
A most evocative poem. Acutely absorbing these deep & thoughtful words, I couldn't help think to myself, the orator actually says in the last stanza " though it burns your lips " & not ' burn ' your lips as the screen text reads. What do you think?
His name is joubrane his father name is khalil He is lebanese and our middle name is our father name So his name is joubran his father name khalil his family name joubran
Tears dripping down my cheeks reminding me of myself "pain is inevitable ".... But I have heard that "wound is a place where light enters ".... May! healer heal everyone....
your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. even is the stone of the fruit must break, that its heart may stand in the sun, so must you know pain. and could you keep your heart in wonder at the daily miracles of your life, your pain would not seem less wonderous than your joy, and you would accept the seasons of your heart, even as you have always accepted the seasons that pass over your fields. and you would watch with serenity through the winters of your grief much of your pain is self-chosen. it is the bitter potion by which the physician within you heals your sick self, therefore trust the physician and drink his remedy in seilent and tranquillity. for his hand though heavy and hard is guided by the tender hand of the unseen and cup he brings, though it burn your lips, has been fashioned of the clay, which the potter has moistened with his own sacred tears.
Thank you for the words of the poem. I hope that while you were typing out the words for us... you have also engraved the words in your heart. God bless
What an extraordinary poem I wish I would have heard much sooner. It moved me deeply. And this voice, ughhh, sounds like melted chocolate 😍 It gives me chills.
I adore everything about this. The voice is speaking to my core and the words go even deeper. I wish everyone better day than you had yesterday! Keep going! 🤗
I can only tell you what it means to me. There were many terrible things I went through in my teens and early twenties. I went to therapy to get help. It turned out I had pretty much shut down so I wouldn't feel the pain and because of that every time I would get close to a breakthrough in remembering what happened, my mind would tell me I didn't need therapy any more. My mind was trying to protect me from the pain - and anger. But for some reason I stuck with it and the breakthroughs came. They were ALWAYS painful but the emotions of rage and tears over what had happened cleansed me as long as I let myself feel them without judgment or acting out. Every time it healed me more. I have since learned to feel it all. Not act on it. Just feel it. Once I allow that, I not only heal, I reach a place where I can make a sane decision about what I want to do about it if anything. In his words, the seed needs it's hard shell until it doesn't. If the hard shell doesn't let what's within out it can't grow into something beautiful. Hope that helps.
Rabindranath Tagore... The first Non European Nobel laureate in Literature. The person who worked as the motivation for the creation of independent nations... The person who wrote National anthems for India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh... The poet who reinvigorated the Korean minds for innovation... There is a YT video of a Korean Literature student talking about his contribution. The dignitary from the SouthEastAsia who understood the concept of Nationalism. The one whose poems denounced imperialism and talked about equality. This legend has inspired nations in one of the most unstable regions of the world. A humble request...
I noticed you guys took down Bluebird. If there was any possibility of posting that one I would greatly appreciate it. But I understand if there was a copyright issue or something.
GOD’S POETS ! The prize jewels of any nation Are the philosophers of the heart. How they think is universal For its God who makes them so smart. Most poets tell the truth of life Though they may wrap it in beauty. It's their passion, not their purpose To compose is but their duty. Poets have no reason to lie When the truth is always so clear. All that others say and do Is but food for the poet's ear. One merit of a poet's work Which most cannot deny. They say more and in fewer words To illuminate you and I. God sent His poets down to Earth With words of wisdom and of worth. That they might touch the souls of men And bring them back to Him again. Love carries us through difficulties We could never endure on our own. Courage enables us to prosper in life As the seeds of our faith are sown. THANK YOU FOR WHO YOU ARE IN YOUR HEART ! By Tom Zart Google = Most Published Poet Tom’s 1,650 Poems Are Free To Share! Google = George Bush Tom Zart
Pain becomes suffering if it doesn't bring change. Strive for the change. Mix your tears into your work. Learn to forgive the people. Learn acceptance. Be kind to people around. These small acts shall lessen your pain.
@@varna8918 That means that you become a caring and kind person when you have been through severe storms and have been in pain. After that, you can understand pain and be more humane and sensitive to the pain of others.
I've actually listened twice this morning.First time to savour its absolute beauty.Second, to take in the finest description of pain ever, one which makes pain so much more bearable. The power of words...Speechless...Will learn it by heart to ease away someone else's pain. Thanks again for this gift, all of you.🙏🙋🏻♀️❤❤❤❤
Why must the heart be compared to the pit of a fruit? The parallels chosen by poets make no sense. Acceptance is not a choice and suck it up is not an option. But why is this poetic? Poetry makes misery more complex, it clothes it in imaginary layers of "couture or gourmet" version of grief. Everyone is miserable, lets just help the other and keep moving. Why do we need philosophy above humanity?
Wow. You need to give lectures in stadium regarding this. Also the part that pain is self chosen is victim blaming in some sense. True. That is my philosophy. Help each other, fo practical deeds, we need each other not complexity of traditional philosophy to make us more in pain.
To always control pain is to be at your many body stills so the mind to be still then you to always eliminate your thinking energys we're you always recognize others thinking energys of higher energy sources by Nicholas c seccia
I was listening to The Open Road by Walt Whitman and afterwards a poem called My Defeat started playing. Now I meet this immortal poet and marvel at his stories.
"Travel and tell no one, live a true love story and tell no one, live happily and tell no one, people ruin beautiful things" One of my favorite quotes of Khalil Gibran
What a profound poet... for one who understands Arabic and English... it is clear that his poetry was written in an Arabic poetic style with deep parallels of expression.. then converting this profound beauty and style to the English language...very powerful.❤
I didn't know that gibran khalil is a famous poet even out arab world until my dutch manager asked me what was the name I chose for my new son I answered her Khalil then she said wow like Gibran Kalil I told my self how she knew him I meant through wich language she might be know him throuhg poetry language which is exist in our deep heart greeting from morocco
He offered dogma-free universal spiritualism as opposed to orthodox religion, and his vision of the spiritual was not moralistic. In fact, he urged people to be non-judgmental.
The most important thing is to comprehend the Message..!!! And apply in Your Practical Live… Forget the Beautiful Words…. Apply Essence of The Message!!!
Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. Even as the stone of the fruit must break, that its heart may stand in the sun, so must you know pain. And could you keep your heart in wonder at the daily miracles of your life, your pain would not seem less wondrous than your joy; And you would accept the seasons of your heart, even as you have always accepted the seasons that pass over your fields. And you would watch with serenity through the winters of your grief. Much of your pain is self-chosen. It is the bitter potion by which the physician within you heals your sick self. Therefore trust the physician, and drink his remedy in silence and tranquillity: For his hand, though heavy and hard, is guided by the tender hand of the Unseen, And the cup he brings, though it burn your lips, has been fashioned of the clay which the Potter has moistened with His own sacred tears.
❤ ➹ Twój ból jest pęknięcie skorupy, w której znajduje się twoje zrozumienie..... nawet jeśli kamień owocu musi pęknąć, aby jego serce mogło stać w słońcu, więc musisz znać ból. i czy mógłbyś zachować serce w zdumieniu nad codziennymi cudami twojego życia, twój ból nie wydawałby się mniej cudowny niż twoja radość, i zaakceptowałbyś pory roku twojego serca, nawet takie, jakie zawsze akceptowałeś pory roku, które przechodzą nad waszymi polami. i ze spokojem będziesz czuwał przez zimy twego smutku większość twojego bólu jest wybierana przez ciebie. jest to gorzka mikstura, za pomocą której lekarz w tobie leczy twoje chore ja, dlatego zaufaj mu i wypij jego lekarstwo w ciszy i spokoju. bo jego ręka, choć ciężka i twarda, prowadzona jest przez czułą rękę niewidzialnego i kielicha, który przynosi, choć pali twoje usta, została ulepiona z gliny, którą garncarz zwilżył własnymi świętymi łzami........
Odpierdolcie się ode mnie obojętnie jak wielki jest wasz ból. Nie jestem workiem do bicia. Jestem człowiekiem i mam prowo do wolności i godności. To nie jest moje prawo to prawo Boże
Parle nous de la douleur de Khalil Gibran. Il répondit: Votre douleur est cette fissure de la coquille qui renferme votre entendement. Et comme le noyau du fruit doit se briser afin que le cœur puisse se tenir au soleil, ainsi vous devez connaître la douleur. Si votre cœur pouvait continuer de s’émerveiller des miracles quotidiens de votre vie, votre douleur vous semblerait aussi merveilleuse que votre joie; Et vous accepteriez les saisons de votre cœur, comme vous avez toujours accepté les saisons qui traversent vos champs. Et vous observeriez avec sérénité les hivers de vos chagrins. Une grande part de votre douleur est choisie par vous-mêmes. C’est la potion amère avec laquelle le médecin en vous guérit votre Moi malade. Ayez confiance en ce médecin et buvez donc sa potion en paix et en silence. Car sa main, bien que rude et pesante, est guidée par la tendre main de l’Invisible. Et la coupe qu’il vous tend, bien qu’elle vous brûle les lèvres, a été faite de cette argile que le Potier a mouillée de Ses larmes sacrées.
Khalil wit da real Realize his Really wise 🦉 No LIES FILL HIS LINES revealing your soul food to U So Said Gibran Truth in Poetic Seer Mystic BELOVED PROPHECIES
...... Much of your pain is self woven......... Isn't it part of everyone's journey? Why is it mandatory to face pain? We definitely prostate to the Almighty thanking for the life itself been gifted, then why is this pain and grief given to remind Us, that we need to bow down to the Ultimate? Regards
I am so sorry to hear this.I can't even get an idea of the amount of pain you would have gone through. I just wanna tell that you are wanted.The world needs you.The world needs your uniqueness,rawness,and so much more.Thanks for existing and doing whatever you do.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Look at all the love She missed out on. You don't know what was going on in her life. You developed and understanding for loving yourself. That is what's most important.
"To be able under all circumstances to practice five things constitutes perfect virtue; these five things are gravity, generosity of soul, sincerity, earnestness, and kindness." - Confucius
Huey brought me here.
I love this man's soul, his words know their way in....
Thank you for helping me thru this excruciating heartbreak I'm suffering. SORROW and Suffering ALWAYS TURN INTO JOY AND GRACE. THEY ARE TWIN SISTERS OF AMAZING FORTITUDE.
A most evocative poem. Acutely absorbing these deep & thoughtful words, I couldn't help think to myself, the orator actually says in the last stanza " though it burns your lips " & not ' burn ' your lips as the screen text reads. What do you think?
Thank you Khalil and thank you RedFrost and the voice actor for bringing Khalil's words to life. Beautiful.
I love my name
@@friendlycreature6375 me too. lol
@@khalil6563
When I was a kid I hated it lol cuz I was not able to pronounce it correctly with the خ sound.
His name is joubrane his father name is khalil
He is lebanese and our middle name is our father name
So his name is joubran his father name khalil his family name joubran
Fr
Tears dripping down my cheeks reminding me of myself "pain is inevitable "....
But I have heard that "wound is a place where light enters "....
May! healer heal everyone....
“We are all broken. That’s how the light gets in.” -Ernest Hemingway
Your comment resonate with me. Blessings
I feel like someone shot me in the heart, but the pain is bittersweet.
So do I 😌
I too
Love that
Oxymoron
My Peace be with You!
Much of our pain is self chosen😭
It certainly is.
Hey don't say its a pain
It's a beautiful experience of life that teaches us everything😇
We know sat around a fire that the flame is hot, yet still at times, we run our hand through it.
😭.
indeed!
your pain
is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding.
even is the stone of the fruit must break, that its heart may stand in the sun, so must you know pain. and could you keep your heart in wonder at the daily miracles of your life, your pain would not seem less wonderous than your joy, and you would accept
the seasons of your heart, even as you have always accepted
the seasons that pass over your fields. and you would watch with serenity through the winters of your grief
much of your pain is self-chosen.
it is the bitter potion by which the physician within you heals your sick self, therefore trust the physician and drink his remedy in seilent and tranquillity.
for his hand though heavy and hard is guided by the tender hand of the unseen and cup he brings, though it burn your lips, has been fashioned of the clay, which the potter has moistened with his own sacred tears.
THX U ❗🙏🏼🌹🕊💟
Thank you for the words of the poem. I hope that while you were typing out the words for us... you have also engraved the words in your heart. God bless
💫Thanks🙌👍👍👍
🙏❤️
Thank you for bringing me wisdom from people and places I have never heard of.
Kahlil Gibran is one of my favorite poets, his wisdom is timeless. ❤️
me also
I also love all of kahil gibran writings@@visa.guidance
What an extraordinary poem I wish I would have heard much sooner. It moved me deeply. And this voice, ughhh, sounds like melted chocolate 😍 It gives me chills.
please read "the prophet" also Gibran!wonderful!
As a Lebanese I thank you for this beautiful narration of Gebran's, and for the hard work you put in this channel that soothes the soul. Cheers
As an arabic from iraq I'm so proud of gebran
Where was he of?
@@TheMatin1 He's a Lebanese
@@TheMatin1 village of bcharre, lebanon
FOR HIS HAND, THROUGH HEAVY AND HARD, IS GUIDED BY THE TENDER HAND OF THE UNSEEN.
Amazing Lines❤️
can u explain it?
Truly, amazing lines created by a great mind and a guided soul
This is an excerpt from his book titled "The Prophet".
I love Gibran’s writing! Thank you Red Frost
Our lebanese philosopher ...🇱🇧👑💙
I adore everything about this. The voice is speaking to my core and the words go even deeper.
I wish everyone better day than you had yesterday! Keep going! 🤗
I adore you
@@Rahul-bt5hs thank you minion haha 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@Rahul-bt5hs pajeet spotted
What great stillness this man had. His clarity of vision is felt almost physically, like an open palm on my chest.
"Just know, that I can dance underwater and not get wet".
I would like someone to explain this poetry, anyone can do that I'll appreciate
I can only tell you what it means to me. There were many terrible things I went through in my teens and early twenties. I went to therapy to get help. It turned out I had pretty much shut down so I wouldn't feel the pain and because of that every time I would get close to a breakthrough in remembering what happened, my mind would tell me I didn't need therapy any more. My mind was trying to protect me from the pain - and anger. But for some reason I stuck with it and the breakthroughs came. They were ALWAYS painful but the emotions of rage and tears over what had happened cleansed me as long as I let myself feel them without judgment or acting out. Every time it healed me more. I have since learned to feel it all. Not act on it. Just feel it. Once I allow that, I not only heal, I reach a place where I can make a sane decision about what I want to do about it if anything.
In his words, the seed needs it's hard shell until it doesn't. If the hard shell doesn't let what's within out it can't grow into something beautiful.
Hope that helps.
Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.
Those words may sound a bit weird and crazy in our pleasure guided society. We must dive deeper to understand them.
Hi guys - hope you like this one! Leave a comment below with any suggestions for future readings and we'll get to work! Cheers - RF
Walt Whitman 💚🧡
Rabindranath Tagore...
The first Non European Nobel laureate in Literature. The person who worked as the motivation for the creation of independent nations...
The person who wrote National anthems for India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh...
The poet who reinvigorated the Korean minds for innovation...
There is a YT video of a Korean Literature student talking about his contribution.
The dignitary from the SouthEastAsia who understood the concept of Nationalism. The one whose poems denounced imperialism and talked about equality. This legend has inspired nations in one of the most unstable regions of the world.
A humble request...
“Nobody” by Shel Silverstein. I’d love if you could read this. Thanks! Love your channel!
I noticed you guys took down Bluebird. If there was any possibility of posting that one I would greatly appreciate it. But I understand if there was a copyright issue or something.
Speechless 😇😇
GOD’S POETS !
The prize jewels of any nation
Are the philosophers of the heart.
How they think is universal
For its God who makes them so smart.
Most poets tell the truth of life
Though they may wrap it in beauty.
It's their passion, not their purpose
To compose is but their duty.
Poets have no reason to lie
When the truth is always so clear.
All that others say and do
Is but food for the poet's ear.
One merit of a poet's work
Which most cannot deny.
They say more and in fewer words
To illuminate you and I.
God sent His poets down to Earth
With words of wisdom and of worth.
That they might touch the souls of men
And bring them back to Him again.
Love carries us through difficulties
We could never endure on our own.
Courage enables us to prosper in life
As the seeds of our faith are sown.
THANK YOU FOR WHO YOU ARE IN YOUR HEART !
By Tom Zart
Google = Most Published Poet
Tom’s 1,650 Poems Are Free To Share!
Google = George Bush Tom Zart
Name of song is “Tenderness” by Tony Anderson. I wish you would post the names of the songs you use.
“The seasons of your heart” beautiful
Pain becomes suffering if it doesn't bring change. Strive for the change. Mix your tears into your work. Learn to forgive the people. Learn acceptance. Be kind to people around. These small acts shall lessen your pain.
And you would watch with serenity through the winters of your grief.
-Khalil
In sayings about pain, I love the Rumi one that says: "You have to keep breaking your heart until is open"
i concur
What???
@@varna8918 That means that you become a caring and kind person when you have been through severe storms and have been in pain. After that, you can understand pain and be more humane and sensitive to the pain of others.
Pain is the bitter potion that the physician within me must heal my self.
Pain is understanding. Knowing is letting go. Love is uplifting. Time is just a show.
amaaaaaazzzziingggg
I thought that was Michael Jackson for a minute. 🍩
Same here
When ignoring the pain is what keeps you live. You live with the pain until you get used to it.
Every word piercing my heart and soul intensely what a solid impactful voice. 👏🏻👏🏻
I've actually listened twice this morning.First time to savour its absolute beauty.Second, to take in the finest description of pain ever, one which makes pain so much more bearable.
The power of words...Speechless...Will learn it by heart to ease away someone else's pain.
Thanks again for this gift, all of you.🙏🙋🏻♀️❤❤❤❤
Proud to be Lebanese 🇱🇧
Beautiful country, beautiful people
@@leex648 ❤️
This guy changed my life.
The most Deep and beautiful insight
...His own sacred tears.
I am
Nice thank you pain also includes spiritual pain
Whoever are here..
You are wise dear.
The poem in Arabic is incomparable but the way it is conveyed here is so beautiful it brought tears to my eyes ❤️
I am pretty sure he wrote The Prophet in English, and it has been translated into Arabic and other languages.
"much of your pain is chosen"
This line is never gonna out of my heart❤💕💖
✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅
"This world shall know pain"
-Pain
Lol
Good one...👍🏿
I just found this book at a thrift store for 10cents in New Zealand. I'm Māori and I love this man's work ❤️
Why must the heart be compared to the pit of a fruit? The parallels chosen by poets make no sense. Acceptance is not a choice and suck it up is not an option. But why is this poetic? Poetry makes misery more complex, it clothes it in imaginary layers of "couture or gourmet" version of grief. Everyone is miserable, lets just help the other and keep moving. Why do we need philosophy above humanity?
Wow. You need to give lectures in stadium regarding this. Also the part that pain is self chosen is victim blaming in some sense. True. That is my philosophy. Help each other, fo practical deeds, we need each other not complexity of traditional philosophy to make us more in pain.
Definitely acceptance comes from healing not choice n suck it up its the worst thing to do.
Is cynicism a choice - or the net result of blindly 'sucking it up'?
@@55yaya5 I wrote a dissertation and deleted it. You have quoted me out of context and built a saga on it. I will suck it up.
To always control pain is to be at your many body stills so the mind to be still then you to always eliminate your thinking energys we're you always recognize others thinking energys of higher energy sources by Nicholas c seccia
I was listening to The Open Road by Walt Whitman and afterwards a poem called My Defeat started playing. Now I meet this immortal poet and marvel at his stories.
You are Great. Thank you
"Travel and tell no one, live a true love story and tell no one, live happily and tell no one, people ruin beautiful things"
One of my favorite quotes of Khalil Gibran
Pain is subtle and the loss inevitable. With seeds of Hope plough through the broken hearts for the flowers of peace & comfort to sprout.
"Let's embrace the pain and use it as fuel for our journey !"
That's what Kenji Miyajawa had said !
What a profound poet... for one who understands Arabic and English... it is clear that his poetry was written in an Arabic poetic style with deep parallels of expression.. then converting this profound beauty and style to the English language...very powerful.❤
I didn't know that gibran khalil is a famous poet even out arab world until my dutch manager asked me what was the name I chose for my new son I answered her Khalil then she said wow like Gibran Kalil I told my self how she knew him I meant through wich language she might be know him throuhg poetry language which is exist in our deep heart greeting from morocco
He offered dogma-free universal spiritualism as opposed to orthodox religion, and his vision of the spiritual was not moralistic. In fact, he urged people to be non-judgmental.
Some suggestions are: Al-Ghazali, Muhammad Iqbal, Sheikh Sa'adi, AbulKalam Azad....
Wow who is that voice actor?
Thanks khalil gibran for giving me your hand in this hard time…
Gibran 🔥💯
The most important thing is to comprehend the Message..!!! And apply in Your Practical Live… Forget the Beautiful Words…. Apply Essence of The Message!!!
Thank you for such a beautiful poem 🙏🙏
Thank you so much for sharing this most meaningful post!!! ❤ Amazing and helpful in every way.
Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses
your understanding.
Even as the stone of the fruit must break, that its
heart may stand in the sun, so must you know pain.
And could you keep your heart in wonder at the
daily miracles of your life, your pain would not seem
less wondrous than your joy;
And you would accept the seasons of your heart,
even as you have always accepted the seasons that
pass over your fields.
And you would watch with serenity through the
winters of your grief.
Much of your pain is self-chosen.
It is the bitter potion by which the physician within
you heals your sick self.
Therefore trust the physician, and drink his remedy
in silence and tranquillity:
For his hand, though heavy and hard, is guided by
the tender hand of the Unseen,
And the cup he brings, though it burn your lips, has
been fashioned of the clay which the Potter has
moistened with His own sacred tears.
that thick and deep voice of the narrator is adding even more beauty this powerful poem!
In one drop of water are found all the secrets of all the oceans; in one aspect of you are found all the aspects of existence.- Kahlil Gibran
❤ ➹
Twój ból
jest pęknięcie skorupy, w której znajduje się twoje zrozumienie.....
nawet jeśli kamień owocu musi pęknąć, aby jego serce mogło stać w słońcu,
więc musisz znać ból. i czy mógłbyś zachować serce w zdumieniu nad codziennymi cudami twojego życia,
twój ból nie wydawałby się mniej cudowny niż twoja radość, i zaakceptowałbyś
pory roku twojego serca, nawet takie, jakie zawsze akceptowałeś
pory roku, które przechodzą nad waszymi polami. i
ze spokojem będziesz czuwał przez zimy twego smutku
większość twojego bólu jest wybierana przez ciebie.
jest to gorzka mikstura, za pomocą której lekarz w tobie leczy twoje chore ja,
dlatego zaufaj mu i wypij jego lekarstwo w ciszy i spokoju.
bo jego ręka, choć ciężka i twarda, prowadzona jest przez czułą rękę niewidzialnego i kielicha, który przynosi, choć pali twoje usta, została ulepiona z gliny, którą garncarz zwilżył własnymi świętymi łzami........
Odpierdolcie się ode mnie obojętnie jak wielki jest wasz ból. Nie jestem workiem do bicia. Jestem człowiekiem i mam prowo do wolności i godności. To nie jest moje prawo to prawo Boże
Parle nous de la douleur de Khalil Gibran.
Il répondit:
Votre douleur est cette fissure
de la coquille qui renferme votre entendement.
Et comme le noyau du fruit doit se briser
afin que le cœur puisse se tenir au soleil,
ainsi vous devez connaître la douleur.
Si votre cœur pouvait continuer
de s’émerveiller des miracles
quotidiens de votre vie,
votre douleur vous semblerait
aussi merveilleuse que votre joie;
Et vous accepteriez
les saisons de votre cœur,
comme vous avez toujours accepté
les saisons qui traversent vos champs.
Et vous observeriez avec sérénité
les hivers de vos chagrins.
Une grande part de votre douleur
est choisie par vous-mêmes.
C’est la potion amère
avec laquelle le médecin en vous
guérit votre Moi malade.
Ayez confiance en ce médecin
et buvez donc sa potion
en paix et en silence.
Car sa main,
bien que rude et pesante,
est guidée par la tendre main
de l’Invisible.
Et la coupe qu’il vous tend,
bien qu’elle vous brûle les lèvres,
a été faite de cette argile
que le Potier a mouillée
de Ses larmes sacrées.
O my god !!!!!
So pure and comprehensive.
“The seasons of your heart…” who would’ve thought of them… splendid!
His name is GIBRAN KHALIL GIBRAN
Silence.... Ah h
Slomljena krila sam s posebnim užitkom čitala. ♥️🔟👍
Oh God. This sounds like rubbish.
Great poetry!
So powerfull and deepl!!!!
Thank you for introducing me to this poet. That was absolutely beautiful and so apt for me right now.
Beautiful
Euere Kinder sind nicht euere Kinder, sie sind die Kinder Der Liebe an Sich 💜 Mein Herz Selbst.Herz ❤️🥰🍀💫🙏 Herz💙😅✊🤓🌻 nsgrüsse
We live through pain to enjoy glimpse of happiness. I love his poems..so heart touching ❤❤❤
The man's voice on this video is enchanting! His voice impacts a feeling in the middle of my body. Wonderful video.
What a magical voice! It really added up to the poem meaning.
Sir u shall never stop you do great work
I didnt knew that Pain wrote a poem which is called Kalil Gibran ... Shinraaa ...
Pain⛵
Khalil wit da real Realize his Really wise 🦉 No LIES FILL HIS LINES revealing your soul food to U So Said Gibran Truth in Poetic Seer Mystic BELOVED PROPHECIES
...... Much of your pain is self woven.........
Isn't it part of everyone's journey? Why is it mandatory to face pain? We definitely prostate to the Almighty thanking for the life itself been gifted, then why is this pain and grief given to remind Us, that we need to bow down to the Ultimate?
Regards
Great Legendary Khalil Gibran.
Anyways...
By Name it seems that
Khalil Gibran was a Muslim...
But. He was a Christian.
Well yes he was a maronite and our original language is Syriac aramaic and Arabic came from that language so they sound similar
When I was six years old my stepmother left me in a doorway with a note saying not wanted...
I am so sorry to hear this.I can't even get an idea of the amount of pain you would have gone through.
I just wanna tell that you are wanted.The world needs you.The world needs your uniqueness,rawness,and so much more.Thanks for existing and doing whatever you do.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Look at all the love She missed out on.
You don't know what was going on in her life. You developed and understanding for loving yourself. That is what's most important.
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful poem
*"And the world shall know, Pain!"*
Surgeon Sergio, watch also if u like poetic video findable as Is the Freedom for me - A English Poetry - Travel & Poetry Awaj !
Pain is the gravel that causes pain to an oyster, however perseverance of the oyster results in turning painful gravel into a precious pearl.
Such pure bliss & tranquility, blessed to be hearing this, thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
🙏💫❤️✨🌌
Began with my FAVORITE Gibran quote ❤
"To be able under all circumstances to practice five things constitutes perfect virtue; these five things are gravity, generosity of soul, sincerity, earnestness, and kindness." - Confucius
Put ancient words about death and dying.
Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart.
Thanks for Red frost👍👍
Khalil's writings will always be soulful.