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let’s lock our dreams my love
“Then a woman said, “Speak to us of Joy and Sorrow.”
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Such a beautifully profound poem, my favourite of the Prophet. Each time I read it I seem to find a different interpretation. Gibran’s a literary genius.
Exactly Seely, Gibran is a literary genius and great soul. I love Prophet! The words are changing with the moods, time, memories..Like a magical touch from mind to mind, soul to soul.
My wife and I attached a lock to the Sant’ Angelo bridge in Rome during our few days there. I’m hoping when we go back in a few years it will still be there.
I wish your lock to be in there for years!
Those are the locks in Verona, Italy. When I were there, I did not understand for what those locks are there 🙂 I learnt the meaning last weekend in Paris, two bridges crossing Seine were full of locks in various shapes, colors, names of the couples on the locks, heart etc. It was fantastic! Next coming posts I will share locks of love in Paris.