Rumi: I am thy lute, on every vein (chord) of mine Thou strikest the quill, and I vibrate.

I am thy lute, on every vein (chord) of mine Thou strikest the quill, and I vibr — Rumi

I am thy lute, on every vein (chord) of mine Thou strikest the quill, and I vibrate.

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