This man's love letters were collected as Blue Flame, and he also wrote Twenty Drawings and Tears and Laughter. His major work contains an analogy between the rudder and sails of a ship and the reason and passion of a human, and begins when (*) Almitra asks the title character, who is leaving Orphalese, to deliver a discourse of wisdom. For 10 points— name this author of The Madman and The Prophet.
This man's love letters were collected as Blue Flame, and he also wrote Twenty Drawings and Tears and Laughter. His major work contains an analogy between the rudder and sails of a ship and the reason and passion of a human, and begins when (*) Almitra asks the title character, who is leaving Orphalese, to deliver a discourse of wisdom. For 10 points— name this author of The Madman and The Prophet.
This man's love letters were collected as Blue Flame, and he also wrote Twenty Drawings and Tears and Laughter.
Kahlil Gibran