Inwardly Intoxicated (آهسته که سرمستم) - Rumi

“Tread softly—for I am drunk within.”

A qalandar’s song—Rumi in his most unguarded, wine-drunk voice, where the intoxication is love itself and every borrowed mask and pious disguise falls away. Carried on a bare ney and a distant daf heartbeat, it is for the reckless, tender edge of the path, where the seeker stops performing and simply burns.

گر بی‌دل و بی‌دستم وز عشق تو پابستم

بس بند که بشکستم آهسته که سرمستم

“Even without heart or hand, I am bound by Your love; I have broken so many chains—tread softly, for I am drunk within.”

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📜 From Rumi’s Divan-e Shams-e Tabrizi.

🕊️ A quiet companion for the hours when you stop keeping up appearances and let love do as it wants.

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