Rumi: You are as a dry valley and I as the rain, You are as a ruined city and I as the architect, Except my service which is j

You are as a dry valley and I as the rain, You are as a ruined city and I as the — Rumi

You are as a dry valley and I as the rain, You are as a ruined city and I as the architect, Except my service which is joy’s sunrise Man has never felt and never will feel an impression of joy.

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