Rumi: The generous die but their kindness remains, O happy he who drove this chariot (of kindness), The unjust die and their i

The generous die but their kindness remains, O happy he who drove this chariot ( — Rumi

The generous die but their kindness remains, O happy he who drove this chariot (of kindness), The unjust die and their injustice remains, Alas for the soul that commits deceit and fraud.

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