FAQ About Rumi
What are some of the symbolic elements used in Rumi's poetry?
Rumi's poetry is rich with symbolic elements drawn from nature, human experience, and spiritual allegory. Common symbols include the reed, representing the soul's cry of separation from the divine; the moth and the flame, symbolizing the soul's yearning for divine love; and the journey or path, reflecting the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment. These symbols help convey deeper philosophical and spiritual meanings in his works.
