Rumi Poetry

Rumi's Poetry Includes:

• I am Part of the Load
• The Lovers
• Whoever Brought me here
• Ghazal 119
• Ghazal 314
• Mystic Poems
• I Was Dead
• If a Tree Could Wander
• We are as the Flute
• Confused and distraught
• The Way Things Should
• That lives in us
• The Chance of Humming
• Soul Receives From Soul
• O You Who've gone on Pilgrimage
• Be Lost In The Call
• At the Twilight 
• A Stone I died

" Who looks out with my eyes?
What is the soul?
I cannot stop asking.
If I could taste one sip of an answer,
I could break out of this prison for drunks.
I didn't come here of my own accord,
and I can't leave that way.
Whoever brought me here will have
to take me home."

- Rumi

Other Rumi Poetry

• Rumi's  poems              - Selected poems by Various translators
• Love Poems of Rumi    - Various translations
• Wisdom of Rumi           - Edited by Timothy Freke
• Divan of Rumi              - Translated by Ibrahim Gamard
• Rumi Poems                  - Versions by Coleman Barks

Books by Rumi

• Books about Rumi at Amazon.com

The Illuminated Rumi
- Coleman Barks

Rumi Wisdom - Timothy Freke

The Rumi Book of Love - Coleman Barks