Tears are Free | Rumi
A stranger asked the weeping man one question: why not feed him?
This is a song about the difference between feeling for someone and feeding them. From Rumi's Masnavi, Daftar 5, it follows a man weeping over his starving dog with a full sack of bread beside him, the stranger's rebuke that a crust is worth more than tears, and Rumi's turn toward a prayer that rises from a broken hand.
آن سگی میمرد و گریان آن عرب
اشک میبارید و میگفت ای کرب
**Plain-English meaning:** A man was dying of grief over his dog, tears pouring, crying out in sorrow.
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📜 From Rumi's Masnavi.
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