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Spring ~ Rumi – Findhorn New Story Hub

Spring ~ Rumi … Again, the violet bows to the lily. Again, the rose is tearing off her gown! The green ones have come from the other world,

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Date Published: 12/9/2021

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Rumi Quotes About Spring

Rumi Quotes About Spring · This outward spring and garden are a reflection of the inward garden. · How should Spring bring forth a garden on hard stone? · Nothing …

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The Absolute Unknowable Appears as Spring: Rumi

The Absolute Unknowable Appears as Spring: Rumi … “We cannot say the beauty we inhabit, nor can we believe it. Inse everything that happens, …

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Spring Giddiness by Rumi – Read A Little Poetry

Nina Simone and the night. This poem. … and begin reading. Take down a musical instrument. Let the beauty we love be what we do. There are …

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a Rumi poem to welcome spring.. Did you hear that winter’s …

a Rumi poem to welcome spring.. D you hear that winter’s over? The basil and the carnations cannot control their laughter. The nightingale, back…

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RUMI quotes about “Spring” | inspringquotes.us

“Let yourself be silently drawn by the stronger pull of what you really love. In the depths there is a spring with all the water your heart is thirsty for.” “ …

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Spring Poem ~ Rumi. The Music We Are. tree. D you hear that winter’s over? The basil and the carnations cannot control their. laughter.

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Quote by Rumi: “Come to the orchard in Spring. There is light …

“Come to the orchard in Spring. There is light and wine, and sweethearts in the pomegranate flowers. If you do not come, these do not matter.

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Rumi Poem (English) - Spring
Rumi Poem (English) – Spring

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  • Author: Adam Siddiq
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  • Date Published: 2017. 10. 8.
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Spring ~ Rumi

SPRING by Rumi

Translation by Coleman Barks

Again, the violet bows to the lily.

Again, the rose is tearing off her gown!

The green ones have come from the other world,

tipsy like the breeze up to some new foolishness.

Again, near the top of the mountain

the anemone’s sweet features appear.

The hyacinth speaks formally to the jasmine,

“Peace be with you.” “And peace to you, lad!

Come walk with me in this meadow.”

Again, there are sufis everywhere!

The bud is shy, but the wind removes

her veil suddenly, “My friend!”

The Friend is here like water in the stream,

like a lotus on the water.

The narcissus winks at the wisteria,

“Whenever you say.”

And the clove to the willow, “You are the one

I hope for.” The willow replies, “Consider

these chambers of mine yours. Welcome!”

The apple, “Orange, why the frown?”

“So that those who mean harm

will not see my beauty.”

The ringdove comes asking, “Where,

where is the Friend?”

With one note the nightingale

indicates the rose.

Again, the season of Spring has come

and a spring-source rises under everything,

a moon sliding from the shadows.

Many things must be left unsaid, because it’s late,

but whatever conversation we haven’t had

tonight, we’ll have tomorrow.

Rumi Quotes About Spring

Don’t insist on going where you think you want to go. Ask the way to the spring.

Rumi (2014). “’Another city’. a selectionf of poems from the Persian”, p.107, Lulu.com

The Absolute Unknowable Appears as Spring: Rumi

The Absolute Unknowable Appears as Spring: Rumi

“… the absolute unknowable appears as spring …” ~ Rumi

“We cannot say the beauty we inhabit, nor can we believe it. Inside everything that happens, there is a flow, a music where all the wantings mix. Who tuned this instrument, Rumi asks, where wind is one string and Shams’s eyes another? As creekwater animates the landscape it moves through, so the absolute, the unknowable, appears as fall begins. Signs come, and the more subtle essence is present, but also absent. Solomon controls the wind of our speaking. Something opens and closes inside our heart.

Silence, annihilation, absence. I go back where everything is nothing. What Shams Tabriz is now cannot be said. It is as though a star were growing on a low branch of an olive tree. There is a great spaciousness around where we are standing with David and Rabia and Jesus and Muhammad and Rinzai and Lao-tse. Everything drops away. Bawa Muhaiyaddeen once said, “God has no form, no shape, no color, no differences, no race, no religion, no country, no place, no name, neither beginning nor end. God is the grace that lives within all lives.” ~ Coleman Barks preamble for the chapter that contains the following Rumi poem.

The sound of hoofbeats leaving a monastery

where all is timed and measured:

you are that rider:

someone who does not care

very much about things

and results, illness or loss:

you are the soul inside

the soul that is always traveling.

Mind gathers bait.

The personality carries a grudge.

You weave cloth like the moon

leaving no trace on the road.

There is a learning community

where the names of God

are talked about and memorized,

and there is another residence

where meanings live.

You are on your way from

here to there, and don’t

claim you are not carrying gifts.

Your graceful manner gives

color and fragrance,

as creekwater animates

a landscape it moves through.

Hundreds of caravans sail into the sky.

You travel alone, by yourself, those caravans:

sun inside one dazzling mote,

the emperor’s serenity on nightwatch

as alert as his palace guard.

You enchant this visible place,

so that we imagine

you are going somewhere,

off to new country.

The absolute unknowable

appears as spring,

and disappears in fall.

Signs come,

not the essence signified.

How long will you be a shepherd

single-filing us in and out

of the human barn?

Will I ever see you as

you secretly are in silence?

~~ Rumi

This poem is an excerpt from Chapter 27, The Name That Cannot Be Spoken or Written which is from the book Rumi: The Big Red Book: The Great Masterpiece Celebrating Mystical Love and Friendship (see attribution below) … with the above preamble by the author, Coleman Barks, for the chapter and the poems within. Coleman Barks has the amazing gift of translating the original Persian/Farsi text in a manner that resonates with the English speaking world … he took the ever present “freshness” that is alive in Rumi and expressed it in English – an incredible feat particularly when you discover that Coleman had never heard of Rumi prior to 1976 when Robert Bly handed him a Rumi translation and said “please release these poems from their cages!” … and … As a result of Bly’s insightful genius in seeing Coleman’s literary gift, the English speaking world has been able, and continues, to relish Coleman’s accomplished brilliance as he brings Rumi’s “Divinely drunk madness” ever “closer” to so many of us, not just in the west but everywhere in the world. Read, pause, reflect, … and relish!

Poetry from Rumi: The Big Red Book: The Great Masterpiece Celebrating Mystical Love and Friendship, by Coleman Barks

Spring Giddiness by Rumi

Nina Simone and the night. This poem.

Spring Giddiness

Rumi

Today, like every other day, we wake up empty

and frightened. Don’t open the door to the study

and begin reading. Take down a musical instrument.

Let the beauty we love be what we do.

There are hundreds of ways to kneel and kiss the ground.

The breeze at dawn has secrets to tell you.

Don’t go back to sleep.

You must ask for what you really want.

Don’t go back to sleep.

People are going back and forth across the doorsill

where the two worlds touch.

The door is round and open.

Don’t go back to sleep.

I would love to kiss you.

The price of kissing is your life.

Now my loving is running toward my life shouting,

What a bargain, let’s buy it.

Daylight, full of small dancing particles

and the one great turning, our souls

are dancing with you, without feet, they dance.

Can you see them when I whisper in your ear?

All day and night, music,

a quiet, bright

reedsong. If it

fades, we fade.

Spring Poem ~ Rumi

The Music We Are

Did you hear that winter’s over? The basil

and the carnations cannot control their

laughter. The nightingale, back from his

wandering, has been made singing master

over the birds. The trees reach out their

congratulations. The soul goes dancing

through the king’s doorway. Anemones blush

because they have seen the rose naked.

Spring, the only fair judge, walks in the

courtroom, and several December thieves steal

away, Last year’s miracles will soon be

forgotten. New creatures whirl in from non-

existence, galaxies scattered around their

feet. Have you met them? Do you hear the

bud of Jesus crooning in the cradle? A single

narcissus flower has been appointed Inspector

of Kingdoms. A feast is set. Listen: the

wind is pouring wine! Love used to hide

inside images: no more! The orchard hangs

out its lanterns. The dead come stumbling by

in shrouds. Nothing can stay bound or be

imprisoned. You say, “End this poem here,

and wait for what’s next.” I will. Poems

are rough notations for the music we are.

Related: Signs of Spring

Quote by Rumi: “Come to the orchard in Spring. There is light a…”

“Come to the orchard in Spring.

There is light and wine, and sweethearts

in the pomegranate flowers.

If you do not come, these do not matter.

If you do come, these do not matter.”

― Rumi

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