“Now heaven be thanked, I am out of love again!
I have been long a slave, and now am free;”
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“I am Love: in heaven and earth I have no place;
I am the Wondrous Phoenix whose spoor cannot be traced.”
Fakhruddin Iraqi: Divine Flashes (1982)
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