Rumi: We used to be on the earth, ignorant of the earth, Ignorant of the treasure buried within it.

We used to be on the earth, ignorant of the earth, Ignorant of the treasure buri — Rumi

We used to be on the earth, ignorant of the earth, Ignorant of the treasure buried within it.

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