Rumi: That spiritual garden accompanies them everywhere Yet it is never revealed to the eyes of the people, Its fruits ever as

That spiritual garden accompanies them everywhere Yet it is never revealed to th — Rumi

That spiritual garden accompanies them everywhere Yet it is never revealed to the eyes of the people, Its fruits ever asking to be gathered, Its fount of life welling up to be drunk.

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