One night, the Night and the Madman have a chat. The Madman compares himself to the Night. The Night says, Nay! Let's take a look at the discussion as we read and understand the poem 'Night and the Madman' from Khalil Gibran's 'The Madman'.

Credits: Music: Sayanth Ramesh | Female voice: Janani Krishnan | Cover art: Sayanth Ramesh | Technical consultant: Mohit Dhundele | Special thanks: Snigdha Sahal.

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Gibran shouts out about his Joy and no one responds. He discovers that Joy, too, lets him down. Let's take a look at what Kahlil Gibran has to say as we read from the book 'The Madman' the poem 'And When My Joy Was Born'.

Credits: Original Music: Sayanth Ramesh | Female voice: Janani Krishnan | Cover art: Sayanth Ramesh | Technical consultant: Mohit Dhundele | Special thanks: Snigdha Sahal.

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Would you imagine a romance with Sorrow? Gibran takes with Sorrow and lives and loves and evolves. Let's take a deep dive as we read his poem from 'The Madman' titled 'When My Sorrow Was Born' and decipher what he has to say.

Credits: Music: Sayanth Ramesh | Female voice: Janani Krishnan | Cover art: Sayanth Ramesh | Technical consultant: Mohit Dhundele | Special thanks: Snigdha Sahal.

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