Rumi: Open your arms if you desire an embrace, Break the idol of clay that you may behold the face of the fair.

Open your arms if you desire an embrace, Break the idol of clay that you may beh — Rumi

Open your arms if you desire an embrace, Break the idol of clay that you may behold the face of the fair.

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