In Love's Glory, mystical scholar Andrew Harvey presents 108 stunning short poems by the thirteenth-century Sufi mystic and poet Rumi. Working from translations in various languages and drawing on two decades of studying Rumi's work, Harvey's "re-creations" are arranged in a dance around crucial mystical themes: nondual bliss, ordeal, ecstatic recognition, revelation, and gratitude.
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Love's glory: re-creations of Rumi
1996, Balthazar Books, North Atlantic Books
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1556432259 9781556432255
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"The vast majority of the poems are taken from Rumi's Rubaiyat"--Introd.
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