For ten points, name this long book of poetry narrated by Almustafa, a work by Kahlil Gibran.
In one section of this work that criticizes the importance given to houses, the narrator notes that the lust for comfort "murders the passion of the soul". This poem written by a man who also wrote Sand and Foam includes a section where the speaker calls his listeners "the seeds of the tenacious plant" in a section that follows "On Death". That section features the parting words of Almitra the seeress before the protagonist of this work embarks from Orphalese. That man provides advice on issues including "eating and drinking" and "reason and passion". For ten points, name this long book of poetry narrated by Almustafa, a work by Kahlil Gibran.
In one section of this work that criticizes the importance given to houses, the narrator notes that the lust for comfort "murders the passion of the soul".
{The Prophet}