Rumi: Set thy whole desire on that whereof thou hast no hope, For thou hast come thus far from original hopelessness.

Set thy whole desire on that whereof thou hast no hope, For thou hast come thus — Rumi

Set thy whole desire on that whereof thou hast no hope, For thou hast come thus far from original hopelessness.

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Le superflu, chose très nécessaire. — Voltaire
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