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The Wanderer

by Khalil Gibran

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Contents - Wanderer - Garments - The Eagle and The Skylark - Love Song - Tears and Laughter - At the Fair - Two Princesses - Lightning Flash - The Hermit and the Beasts - The Prophet and the Child - Pearl - Body and Soul - King - Upon the Sand - Three Gifts - Peace and War - Dancer - Two Guardian Angels - Statue - Exchange - Love and Hate - Dreams - Madman - Frogs - Laws and Law-Giving - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow - The Philosopher and the Cobbler - Builders of Bridges - Field of Zaad - Golden Belt - Red Earth - Full Moon - Hermit Prophet - Old, Old Wine - Two Poems - Lady Ruth - The Mouse and the Cat - Curse - Pomegranates - God and Many Gods - She Who Was Deaf - Quest - Sceptre - Path - The Whale and the Butterfly - Shadow - Peace Contagious - Seventy - Finding God - River - Two Hunters - The Other Wanderer -

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Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

I said to my friend, "You see her leaning upon the arm of that man. It was but yesterday that she leaned thus upon my arm."

And my friend said, "And tomorrow she will lean upon mine."

I said, "Behold her sitting close at his side. It was but yesterday she sat close beside me." And he answered, "Tomorrow she will sit beside me."

I said, "See, she drinks wine from his cup, and yesterday she drank from mine."

And he said, "Tomorrow, from my cup."

Then I said, "See how she gazes at him with love, and with yielding eyes. Yesterday she gazed thus upon me."

And my friend said, "It will be upon me she gazes tomorrow."

I said, "Do you not hear her now murmuring songs of love into his ears? Those very songs of love she murmured but yesterday into my ears."

And my friend said, "And tomorrow she will murmur them in mine."

I said, "Why see, she is embracing him. It was but yesterday that she embraced me."

And my friend said, "She will embrace me tomorrow."

Then I said, "What a strange woman."

But he answered, "She is like unto life, possessed by all men; and like death, she conquers all men; and like eternity, she enfolds all men."

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