Rumi: I’ll be the very slave of him who at each stage Will not suppose the goal ’tis of his pilgrimage; Before the traveller r

I’ll be the very slave of him who at each stage Will not suppose the goal ’tis o — Rumi

I’ll be the very slave of him who at each stage Will not suppose the goal ’tis of his pilgrimage; Before the traveller reach the home he bears in mind How many stages are there must be left behind!

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