(via isawah)
(via isawah)
(Source: fashionista-cousins, via seekthebecause)
Scarlett: ‘I hate and despise you, Rhett Butler. I’ll hate and despise you till I die.’
Rhett: ‘Oh no you won’t, Scarlett. Not that long.’
(Source: alwaysbitchin, via charitysplace)
(via peace-is-in-the-hippie)
The Sufi mystic poet Jalaluddin Rumi writes of his passionate love for God in this piece. The parallels between Rumi’s teachings and the lessons of the Bible are striking, and I’d like to point them out in full later - but for now, just enjoy this beautiful work of linguistic art :)
Lovers of truth - rise up!
Let us go toward heaven.
We have seen enough of this world,
it’s time to see another..
No, no - don’t stop here.
The gardens may flow with beauty
But let us go to the Gardener Himself.
Let us go,
Bowing to the ocean
like a raging torrent.
Let us go,
riding upon the foaming waters
of the sea.
Let us travel from this desert of
hunger and tears
to the feast of newlyweds.
Let us change our expression
from one of saffron
to the blossoms of the Judas tree.
Our hearts beat fast.
We tremble like leaves about to fall.
Let us become the immovable mountain.
There is no escape from pain for one in exile;
There is no escape from dust
for one who lives in a dustbowl.
Let us be like the birds of paradise,
that fly about drinking sweet water.
We are surrounded by the forms
of a formless creator.
Enough with these forms!
Let us go to the Formless One.
Love is our steady guide
on this road full of hardships.
Even if the king offers you his protection,
it is better
to travel with the caravan.
We are the rain that falls upon
a leaky roof –
Let us miss the holes
And fall smoothly down the spout.
We are crooked bows
with strings that run from our head to our toes;
Soon we will be straight,
like an arrow in flight.
We run like mice when we see a cat –
Yet we are the lion’s roar.
Let us become that Lion.
Let our souls
Mirror the love of our Master.
Let us go before Him
with a handful of gifts.
Now let us be silent
So that the Giver of Speech may speak.
Let us be silent
So we can hear Him calling us
Secretly in the night.
—Bob Marley (via xxstrikerfoxx)
(Source: jakey-ze-fox)
—Ovid
(Source: lazyyogi)
—Bob Marley
(Source: deepsdailydish)
—Carl Lentz