Omar Khayyám: You see the world but all you see is naught, And all you say and all you hear is naught, Naught the four quarters of the

You see the world but all you see is naught, And all you say and all you hear is — Omar Khayyám

You see the world but all you see is naught, And all you say and all you hear is naught, Naught the four quarters of the mighty earth, The secrets treasured in your chamber naught.

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