Rumi: Seek sweet syrup in the garden of love, For nature is a seller of vinegar and a crusher of unripened grapes.

Seek sweet syrup in the garden of love, For nature is a seller of vinegar and a — Rumi

Seek sweet syrup in the garden of love, For nature is a seller of vinegar and a crusher of unripened grapes.

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