Rumi: 'Tis slave-caressing thy love has practised, Else, where is the heart worthy of that love? Every heart that has slept on

'Tis slave-caressing thy love has practised, Else, where is the heart worthy of — Rumi

'Tis slave-caressing thy love has practised, Else, where is the heart worthy of that love? Every heart that has slept one night in thine air Is like radiant day; thereby the air is illuminated.

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