Love is a stranger : selected lyric poetry of Jelaluddin Rumi

"Love is a stranger and speaks a strange language," wrote Rumi, one of the world's most beloved mystical poets. His poems of spiritual love still speak directly to our hearts after more than seven hundred years. These classic selections contemplate separation and longing, intoxication and bliss, union and transcendence. A Selection Of Lyric Poems By Thirteenth-century Persian Mystic And Poet Jelaluddin Rumi. The Ruby -- The Root Of The Root Of Your Self -- Love Is A Stranger -- A New Rule -- The Intellectual -- Didn't I Say? -- On The Deathbed -- A House For The Naked -- Like Sunlight Upon The Earth -- A War Inside -- Buy Me From My Words -- What A Man Can Say -- This Marriage -- Clothes Abandoned On The Shore -- The Pull Of Love -- Sweep The Dust Off The Sea -- And He Is With Us -- You And I -- Search The Darkness -- The Ninth Month -- This Useless Heart -- Expansion And Contraction -- The Guest House -- The Ruins Of The Heart -- Song Of The Reed -- Love Is Reckless -- When A Man And A Women Become One -- I Am Not -- When Names Did Not Exist -- To Take A Step Without Feet -- The Man Of God -- A World With No Boundaries -- Be Lost In The Call -- The House Of Love -- Elegy For Sana'i -- The Inner Garment Of Love -- This Body Is A Rose -- Empty The Glass Of Your Desire -- To Know The Moon And The Sea -- A Night For Departure -- The Color Of Purity -- Words Of 'ali -- The Grave Is A Veil -- That Which Has No Clue Translated By Kabir Edmund Helminski.