Rumi: There is a tradition ‘The heart is like a feather In the desert, which is borne captive by the winds; The wind drives it

There is a tradition ‘The heart is like a feather In the desert, which is borne — Rumi

There is a tradition ‘The heart is like a feather In the desert, which is borne captive by the winds; The wind drives it everywhere at random, Now to right and now to left in opposite directions.’

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