What Looks Like Cruelty - Rumi

“Do not name blood what may be crimson rose.”

This is Rumi’s hardest consolation — the idea that some severings are mercy in disguise, the way a mother stays calm while the lancet makes her child cry, the way Khidr sank a ship to save it. It is for anyone sitting with a loss they cannot yet understand, willing to consider that a design might be moving beneath it.

کُشتن آن مرد بَر دست حکیم
نه پی اومید بود و نه ز بیم
“The killing of that man at the physician’s hand was neither out of hope nor out of fear.”

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📜 From Rumi’s Masnavi.
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