Rumi: Ah! many are the conditions which at first are hard, But are afterwards relieved and lose their harshness Oftentimes hop

Ah! many are the conditions which at first are hard, But are afterwards relieved — Rumi

Ah! many are the conditions which at first are hard, But are afterwards relieved and lose their harshness Oftentimes hope succeeds to hopelessness Many times does sunlight succeed to darkness.

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