Rumi: In the world there is nought so wondrous as the sun, But the Sun of the soul sets not and has no yesterday.

In the world there is nought so wondrous as the sun, But the Sun of the soul set — Rumi

In the world there is nought so wondrous as the sun, But the Sun of the soul sets not and has no yesterday.

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