Rumi: What seed went down into the earth but it grew, Why this doubt of thine as regards the seed of man?

What seed went down into the earth but it grew, Why this doubt of thine as regar — Rumi

What seed went down into the earth but it grew, Why this doubt of thine as regards the seed of man?

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