Reference no: EM133921919 , Length: Words Count:1100
Question: Kahlil Gibran frames The Prophet with the imagery of "The Coming of the Ship" to portray life as a journey. In what ways do the poems "On Love" and "On Marriage" continue this metaphor of journeying, particularly in their treatment of human bonds, companionship, and growth?
Word Limit: 1000 to 1100
Formatting: Use a consistent formatting style (Times New Roman, 12pt font, 1.15 line spacing) across the full paper. Include page number and a cover page containing your name, roll number, and course title.
Pointers to follow:
--- Organize your essay logically, with a clear developed paragraphs focusing on thesis statement, main and supporting arguments, discussion and conclusion.
--- Avoid long block quotations; integrate lines smoothly into your analysis.
--- Do not just summarize the texts. Go beyond by analyzing metaphors, paradoxes, and imagery.
The following is the suggested template for your answer. You may change the number of body paragraphs depending on your structure and arguments.
Paragraph 1 (Introduction): Present the main idea of the essay. Introduce Gibran's The Prophet briefly, highlight the central imagery of journeying, and outline your argument. Write a thesis statement.
Body Paragraphs
Paragraph 2: Analyze "The Coming of the Ship" as a journey.
Paragraph 3: Discuss "On Love" as an extension of this journeying metaphor.
Paragraph 4: Examine "On Marriage" in the same framework.
Paragraph 5: Compare and synthesize. How do these three sections collectively contribute to Gibran's larger philosophy of life as human bonds, companionship, and growth?
Paragraph 6 (Conclusion):Summarize your argument and reflect on why the imagery of journeying is central to Gibran's thought.