Rumi: I will not shun thy blow, for very crude Is the heart that ne’er burned in the fire of thine affliction, To thy praise a

I will not shun thy blow, for very crude Is the heart that ne’er burned in the f — Rumi

I will not shun thy blow, for very crude Is the heart that ne’er burned in the fire of thine affliction, To thy praise and praisers there is no end, What atom but is reeling with thy praise?

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