S’il a des yeux, qu’il soit privé de la vue ; s’il est aveugle, qu’il soit plus aveugle encore. — Layla et Majnun, Nezâmi
seen from China
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seen from Canada
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S’il a des yeux, qu’il soit privé de la vue ; s’il est aveugle, qu’il soit plus aveugle encore. — Layla et Majnun, Nezâmi
“forgive me.”
“there is no love in this world that needs to be forgiven layla, there is no love in this world that is wrong.”
“shall we leave this place?”
“i’ll go wherever you will go. “
is this what you call a coincidence? the sun appears with your arrival, my world becomes brighter.
“if he is the main character in your book, how will his story end?”
“all stories will end. does it matter how it ends?”
you, who reopened my door of fantasy and my window of hope, let it be known to you, that night i opened my window which i can no longer close, don’t forget about me. because i can never forget you.
the prayer that i recite, one thing i hold in my heart.
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