Hafez: Thy curl is ever drawing the heart silently Who hath power to speak (quarrel) with Thy heart-vanishing curl.

Thy curl is ever drawing the heart silently Who hath power to speak (quarrel) wi — Hafez

Thy curl is ever drawing the heart silently Who hath power to speak (quarrel) with Thy heart-vanishing curl.

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