By Glen Kalem-Habib All rights reserved copyright © 2025 For generations, Kahlil Gibran’s words—from The Prophet to his early Arabic poetry—have stirred souls and sparked inspiration. As one of the largest Gibran-focused websites, we frequently hear from readers asking,  Which of his works are free to use? What’s still under copyright? So, we dug deeper—and the

by Francesco Medici and Glen Kalem-Habib all rights reserved copyright ©2025  Gibran’s Immense Tragic Eyes: Nathalie Sedgwick Colby’s Memoir Kahlil Gibran met President Woodrow Wilson’s Secretary of State, Bainbridge Colby (1869–1950), a Manhattan lawyer, and his wife, Nathalie Sedgwick Colby (née Washburn, 1875–1942), an American translator and novelist, between late 1920  and early

  Lebanon, My Lebanon by Tania Sammons all rights reserved © copyright 2024    I made a pilgrimage to Lebanon in January 2018. An invitation to talk about educator Mary Haskell Minis and artist/writer Kahlil Gibran brought me to Beirut, but Kahlil’s country of origin kept me there for a week. I planned to visit