Rumi: Nor gold nor silver seek I but above All gifts, the heart, and buy it with my love, Yea! one sad contrite heart which me

Nor gold nor silver seek I but above All gifts, the heart, and buy it with my lo — Rumi

Nor gold nor silver seek I but above All gifts, the heart, and buy it with my love, Yea! one sad contrite heart which men despise, More than my throne and fixed decree I prize.

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