Gibran Khalil 

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The Forerunner 

The Forerunner  The Last Watch 
Love  The King-Hermit
The Lion's Daughter Tyranny
The Saint The Plutocrat
The Greater Self War and The Small Nations
Critics Poets
The Weather-cock The King of Aradus
Out of my Deeper Heart Dynasties
Knowledge and Half Knowledge  Sheet of Snow-White Paper
The scholar and the Poet Values
Other Seas Repentance
The Dying Man and the Vulture Beyond my Solitude

War And The Small Nations
Once, high above a pasture, where a sheep and a lamb were grazing, an eagle was circling and gazing hungrily down upon the lamb. And as he was about to descend and seize his prey, another eagle appeared and hovered above the sheep and her young with the same hungry intent. Then the two rivals began to fight, filling the sky with their fierce cries.
The sheep looked up and was much astonished. She turned to the lamb and said:
"How strange, my child, that these two noble birds should attack one another. Is not the vast sky large enough for both of them? Pray, my little one, pray in your heart that God may make peace between your winged brothers."
And the lamb prayed in his heart.