Rumi
You are in the bonds of (absorbed in) the arrangement of beard and turban, How w — Rumi
Set thy whole desire on that whereof thou hast no hope, For thou hast come thus — Rumi
You are as a dry valley and I as the rain, You are as a ruined city and I as the — Rumi
Thou didst sow the seed of deceit, thou didst indulge in derision, Thou didst re — Rumi
Seek earnestly for deliverance from the uncongenial, The society of the uncongen — Rumi
It is on account of their sweet voices That choice parrots and nightingales are — Rumi
God has enjoined this servitude upon us, We say not this merely on our own autho — Rumi
He is like Pharaoh and his body like Moses, He runs abroad crying ‘Where is my f — Rumi
Enter the hearts of my servants To gain the paradise of beholding me, O fearer o — Rumi
Enter houses by the doors And trace effects to their causes. — Rumi
He is the perfect world, yet He is single, He holds in hand the writing of the w — Rumi
Prize not at all life that has passed without love, Love is the water of life: r — Rumi