Rumi: Ah, me! so poor, can I declare that friend, who never had another friend his like,—none, therefore, who could know his s

Ah, me! so poor, can I declare that friend, who never had another friend his lik — Rumi

Ah, me! so poor, can I declare that friend, who never had another friend his like,—none, therefore, who could know his soul?

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