Rumi: Those drunk with God though they be thousands, yet are one, Those drunk with lust, though it be a single one, he is a do

Those drunk with God though they be thousands, yet are one, Those drunk with lus — Rumi

Those drunk with God though they be thousands, yet are one, Those drunk with lust, though it be a single one, he is a double.

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