In the book "The Gods of the Earth," Gibran Khalil Gibran presents a literary work similar to an epic, combining imagination, philosophy, pleasure, and suspense. Gibran imagines the presence of three earth gods exchanging an eloquent poetic dialogue about human existence, the purpose of life, and the difficulties that man faces during the various stages of his life from birth to childhood and youth to old age, death, resurrection, and immortality. This dialogue reflects different points of view and the diversity of existential philosophies, presenting the reader with a distinct piece of literary art.
