The Prophet, by A.S. Ember

The Prophet

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	1.	Prologue 08:08
	2.	Love 03:25
	3.	Marriage 01:25
	4.	Children 01:22
	5.	Giving 03:45
	6.	Work 03:51
	7.	Buying and Selling 01:42
	8.	Laws 02:25
	9.	Reason and Passion 02:13
	10.	Friendship 01:52
	11.	Good and Evil 02:52

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Khalil Gibran's "The Prophet" is a brief and profound tome of wisdom written in simple and exquisite diction. In poetry and accessible proverb, it speaks of love, work, morality, and all human experience.

The complete and unabridged audiobook (29 tracks) is only available through download.

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released February 28, 2020

Album cover: "Sea and Sky at Seaford" by Frank Short (1857–1945)

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