Rumi: You are in the bonds of (absorbed in) the arrangement of beard and turban, How will you gain him who quaffs the mighty f

You are in the bonds of (absorbed in) the arrangement of beard and turban, How w — Rumi

You are in the bonds of (absorbed in) the arrangement of beard and turban, How will you gain him who quaffs the mighty flagon (of love)?

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