Here’s a question for you. Can you name the three biggest-selling
poets in the world? Shakespeare has to be in there (and he is – at
number one in most accounts), but what about the other two? William Wordsworth? Homer? Alfred, Lord Tennyson?
John Betjeman, maybe? His poetry sold a lot of copies in the twentieth
century. No, the other two names to make the trio of bestseller-poets
are ancient Chinese poet-philosopher Lao-Tzu, and Lebanese-American poet
Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931), author of the 1923 book The Prophet. (Gibran is usually placed third on the list; Lao-Tzu is at number two.)(...) continuarea articolului, aici
Image: Kahlil Gibran, 1913 (author unknown), Wikimedia Commons.
