Rumi: The prophets hear in their mind voices that others never perceive, as the voices of the Peris, which, although they soun

The prophets hear in their mind voices that others never perceive, as the voices — Rumi

The prophets hear in their mind voices that others never perceive, as the voices of the Peris, which, although they sound out clearly, are never apprehended by our ears.

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