Rumi: The soul resembles day and the body night and we in the middle Are like the dawn between oar own day and night.

The soul resembles day and the body night and we in the middle Are like the dawn — Rumi

The soul resembles day and the body night and we in the middle Are like the dawn between oar own day and night.

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