Rumi: Place a sword in his hand and remove his impotence To see if he turns out a warrior or a robber; Because freewill is tha

Place a sword in his hand and remove his impotence To see if he turns out a warr — Rumi

Place a sword in his hand and remove his impotence To see if he turns out a warrior or a robber; Because freewill is that with which ‘We honour Adam,’ Half the swarm become bees, and half wasps.

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