Rumi: Thou didst sow the seed of deceit, thou didst indulge in derision, Thou didst regard God as nothing: see now, O miscrean

Thou didst sow the seed of deceit, thou didst indulge in derision, Thou didst re — Rumi

Thou didst sow the seed of deceit, thou didst indulge in derision, Thou didst regard God as nothing: see now, O miscreant!

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