A Ruba’i by Rumi (Translation)
Translated by Bänoo Zan Your love entered my heart and happily left Came back, put its burden down...
Read MoreTranslated by Bänoo Zan Your love entered my heart and happily left Came back, put its burden down...
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Don’t worship another— I am nightmare enough— the distance between desire and dream in a country...
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By Sarah E. Adkins My dear one, Though it had long been my goal to make you my husband, I was not...
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By Sara E. Adkins Siddhartha tells me he doesn’t have a strong feeling one way or the other...
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