Rumi: The lover shineth among his fellows as in heaven The brilliant moon among the host of stars.

The lover shineth among his fellows as in heaven The brilliant moon among the ho — Rumi

The lover shineth among his fellows as in heaven The brilliant moon among the host of stars.

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