Beside the pillers of Arab literature in Diaspora, such as Khalil Mutran, Jubran, Micheal Nu'aymah, and Ilias Abu Shabaka, etc., Elia Abu Madhi (1889 or 1890 - 23 November 1957) was an Arab-American poet from Lebanon. He was well known for his optimistic moral and spiritual poetry. In this book we introduce the poet and some of his representative poems showing his excellence and genre in the art of making modern Arab poetry. The Publisher author, is the Chief Editor of the International Humanities Studies Journal-IHS. He's an Arab Palestinian scholar, writer and historian. Dr. Yahya authored, translated, and published hundreds of books (320 plus) may be found on Amazon and Kindle. He has four children and ten grandchildren. This book is part of Arab Heritage series provided by Ihyaa al Turath al Arabi fil Mahjar (Resurrection of Arab heritage in Diaspora) project supported by the Arab American Encyclopedia originated by the author. Enjoy spiritual sense in the words and style. Good for Arab and Islamic Schools curriculum, grades K9 to K12.