Bring home this wonderful selection from our Poetry Collection. “A Gift to Bring You” was written by Rumi, a 13th century Persian poet and Islamic scholar. It says:
"You have no idea how hard I've looked
for a gift to bring You.
Nothing seemed right.
What's the point of bring gold to
the gold mine, or water to the ocean.
Everything I came up with was like
taking spices to the Orient.
It's no good giving my heart and my
soul because you already have these.
So I've brought you a mirror.
Look at yourself and remember me."
Available in three sizes:
- 17" x 25"
- 2' x 3'
- 3' x 4'
Available in two frame styles:
- Grey Wood Frame
- Gallery Wrap (17" x 25" and 2' x 3' only)
Available in three colors:
- Cream
- White
- Charcoal
Bring home this wonderful selection from our Poetry Collection. “A Gift to Bring You” was written by Rumi, a 13th century Persian poet and Islamic scholar. It says:
"You have no idea how hard I've looked
for a gift to bring You.
Nothing seemed right.
What's the point of bring gold to
the gold mine, or water to the ocean.
Everything I came up with was like
taking spices to the Orient.
It's no good giving my heart and my
soul because you already have these.
So I've brought you a mirror.
Look at yourself and remember me."
Available in three sizes:
- 17" x 25"
- 2' x 3'
- 3' x 4'
Available in two frame styles:
- Grey Wood Frame
- Gallery Wrap (17" x 25" and 2' x 3' only)
Available in three colors:
- Cream
- White
- Charcoal