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  • At night Easterners and Westerners and Transoxanians make their abode in the same caravanseray.
  • Small and great (folk) remain together for days in the caravanseray because of frost and snow.
  • As soon as the road is opened and the obstacle removed, they separate and every one goes in a (different) direction.
  • When sovereign Reason breaks the cage, all the birds fly away, each one to a (different) quarter.
  • Before this (deliverance) each one, full of longing and lament, spreads its wings towards its destination, in desire for its mate. 2385
  • At every moment it spreads its wings with tears and sighs, but it has no room or way to fly.
  • (As soon as) way is made, each one flies like the wind towards that in remembrance of which it spread its wings.
  • Its way, when it gains the opportunity, is towards the region whither its tears and sighs were (directed).
  • Consider your own body: from what places were these corporeal parts (elements and faculties) collected in the body—
  • Watery and earthen and airy and fiery, celestial and terrestrial, (some) of Rúm and (some) of Kash. 2390