The Garden Of The Prophet (2)
rom t ly and entered again into the Garden.
And Sarkis, er, spoke and said: quot;And er? You speak never of ugliness.quot;
And Almustafa ans knock at your door?
quot;And range tongue of hing?
quot;Is it not t o reaco er, t you deem ugliness?
quot;If ugliness is aug is but the wax filling our ears.
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And upon a day as t in te poplars, one spoke saying: quot;Master, I am afraid of time. It passes over us and robs us of our yout does it give in return?quot;
And ;take up no, and t not t turn seeds to forests, and o angels, belong to this very Now.
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And tive disciple, looked about s in floo tree. And ;Bees, Master. say you of teal t from teadfast c runneto t;
And ;My friend, es. e urn to pulsing life are not above tly from t knohe sod.
quot;So o t, and hand?
quot;Or surn noo th?
quot;And so ure off and become a sacrifice for this cause?
quot;Nay, my friend, all they are asked, and, like your dreams, are fulfilled ere you sleep.
quot;e live upon one anoto t and timeless. Let us live to sit beside.
quot;My friends and my brothe wider road is your fellow-man.
quot;ts t live upon tree dra stillness of nigranquil dreaming sucks at t of the sun.
quot;And ts in equal t of the Prince whose door is always open and w