Rumi says that only that butterfly understood what true love is.īy third butterfly’s example, Rumi shows us that what the true is. In the poem " Three Butterflies", Rumi says that the third was the one who threw himself into the heart of the flame and was consumed. Rumi says that second butterfly was that one who touched the flame of the candle slightly with wings and came back and said I know how love’s fire can burn.īy second butterfly example Rumi shows us that in the world of love the second category of people are those who just fall in love but when they see the hurdles and pain of love they come back from midway and they are thinking that they have passed from pain and hurdles of the love. Rumi says that the first of the three butterflies went near the candle and came back from a distance and said that I know about love.īy this first example he shows us that in world of love there are many people who see or read about the love of others and are thinking that by this they have reached to top level of love but in fact these people even don’t touch the love.
In this poem of Three Butterflies, he describes three types of human beings in the world of love and shows us what true love is! In this poem, Rumi says that people in the world of love are like three butterflies in front of a candle. The original text of the poem in Persian Language as: He is trying show in this poem the real meaning of the love, that what the real love is! In this poem, Rumi is actually trying to explain the real secret of the philosophy of love. In the poem “ Three Butterflies”, Rumi compared the world of love to the three butterflies in front of the candle. Three Butterflies is one of the well-known poem of in Persian Language of Mulana Jalal Uddin Rumi. He was born on 30th of September, 1207 in Afghanistan and died on 17th of December, 1273 in Konya (Turkey).
Rumi (Full name: Mulana Jalal Uddin Rumi) was a poet, Sufi, Philosopher and Islamic Scholar.
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