Rumi: Love carried off as plunder the chattels which we possessed, We are independent of profit and loss and market.

Love carried off as plunder the chattels which we possessed, We are independent — Rumi

Love carried off as plunder the chattels which we possessed, We are independent of profit and loss and market.

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