Rumi
The generous die but their kindness remains, O happy he who drove this chariot ( — Rumi
T am a bird of the heavenly garden; I belong not to the earthly sphere, They hav — Rumi
He is only scented with musk, he is not himself musk, He smells of musk, but is — Rumi
Thou takest on thyself the shame of hemp and wine, In order that thou mayest for — Rumi
None but God hath contemplated the beauty of God. — Rumi
The strange thing is, not that winged fowl Fall into the deadly snare without se — Rumi
Become nought, nought from self-hood, because There is no crime worse than thy b — Rumi
Thou hadst not seen a single blind man seated on the moat-edge, Had they sought — Rumi
I am the sunlight falling from above, Yet never severed from the sun I love. — Rumi
Thy light is at once joined with all things and apart from all. — Rumi
Woman is a ray of God, not a mere mistress, The Creator’s self as it were, not a — Rumi
Where should the ignoble lament and pray, If Thou didst only accept the good, O — Rumi