Rumi: Sensual desire is a bridle and men are as camels Do not suppose there is any bridle except that for the senseless camel.

Sensual desire is a bridle and men are as camels Do not suppose there is any bri — Rumi

Sensual desire is a bridle and men are as camels Do not suppose there is any bridle except that for the senseless camel.

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