Blue flame love letters to Mai Ziada

This book, which was collected after the death of the writer Gibran Khalil Gibran, includes the number of messages and a telegram sent by Gibran to Mai Ziada when he was in New York. This book was called the blue flame after the last letter inspired the book of the book for this designation, and this message was brief, expressive and symbolic, as is usually Gibran, it is a metaphor for a simplified LED painting from which a blue flame that read "From Gibran to Mary" was leveled and dated 26 March 1931, which means that it is the last one for Gibran two weeks before his death. The love that arose between Gibran Khalil Gibran and Mai, an increase in Platonic, a rare love, was not like him throughout history, especially the history of literature, and no likes were like any lover. A love story that lasted for nearly twenty years, in which they met only through messages, books, newspapers, thought and spirit, who were companions in the foggy imagination, so Gibran in America west of the globe, and Mai in Egypt, east, are seven thousand miles from each other as the "flat seas" as Gibran tells us In one of his letters. This book is for fans of the literature of messages who feel curious to know the world of these two great writers. These messages shed light on the lives of these two creative writers, their ideas and their writings, and the world knew this emotional relationship that arose between them only through the correspondence during the first third of the twentieth century.