Rumi: Thou takest on thyself the shame of hemp and wine, In order that thou mayest for one moment escape from thyself.

Thou takest on thyself the shame of hemp and wine, In order that thou mayest for — Rumi

Thou takest on thyself the shame of hemp and wine, In order that thou mayest for one moment escape from thyself.

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