Rumi: The souls of our first parents, even before their hands, Flew away from fidelity after vain pleasure.

The souls of our first parents, even before their hands, Flew away from fidelity — Rumi

The souls of our first parents, even before their hands, Flew away from fidelity after vain pleasure.

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