The Broken Wings

The dust jacket of this hardcover edition is worn, exhibiting tears and creases, particularly along the edges. The binding appears intact, though the overall condition reflects its age. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or signatures, maintaining the book's integrity.

The Broken Wings by Kahlil Gibran, published by The Citadel Press in 1957, is a notable work translated from Arabic by Anthony R. Ferris. This hardcover edition, produced in New York, showcases Gibran's lyrical prose and philosophical insights, drawing readers into a world of deep emotional and spiritual exploration. Known for his masterpiece, The Prophet, Gibran's influence on modern literature is profound, and this work is a testament to his enduring legacy. The book's subject matter delves into themes of love, loss, and destiny, making it a significant piece for collectors of classic literature. This edition's worn dust jacket, with visible tears and creases, underscores its vintage character, adding to its historical charm. While the first edition status is unverified, this copy remains a valuable addition to any literary collection.