Rumi
With thee how should we be afraid of loss O thou, who turnest every loss to gain — Rumi
Why, when God’s earth is so wide, have you fallen asleep in prison? — Rumi
The majority of those in Paradise are the simple Who have escaped the snares of — Rumi
Whereas want of fidelity is shameful even in dogs, How can it be right in men? G — Rumi
Open your arms if you desire an embrace, Break the idol of clay that you may beh — Rumi
That spiritual garden accompanies them everywhere Yet it is never revealed to th — Rumi
We used to be on the earth, ignorant of the earth, Ignorant of the treasure buri — Rumi
'Tis slave-caressing thy love has practised, Else, where is the heart worthy of — Rumi
What pearl art thou that none possesseth the price of thee? What does the world — Rumi
Why does not the soul take wing when from the glorious presence A speech of swee — Rumi
When the sun goeth up, where stayeth night? When the joy of bounty came, where l — Rumi
Weave no more with soot, like the spider, a web of care, Wherein both woof and w — Rumi