Rumi: O Brother, you are essentially thought, All the rest of you is bone and sinew, If your thoughts are rose-like, you are a

O Brother, you are essentially thought, All the rest of you is bone and sinew, I — Rumi

O Brother, you are essentially thought, All the rest of you is bone and sinew, If your thoughts are rose-like, you are a rose-garden If they are thorn-like, you are fuel for the furnace.

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