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Rumi poem
My dear friend never lose hope when the Beloved sends you away. If you're abandoned if you're left hopeless tomorrow for sure you'll be called again. If the door is shut right in your face keep waiting with patience don't leave right away. Seeing your patience your love will soon summon you with grace raise you like a champion. And if all the roads end up in dead ends you'll be shown the secret paths no one will comprehend. The beloved I know will give with no qualms to a puny ant the kingdom of Solomon. My heart has journeyed many times around the world but has never found and will never find such a Beloved again. ah I better keep silence I know this endless love will surely arrive for you and you and you. ~Rumi
My dear friend never lose hope when the Beloved sends you away.
The full 773-byte poem (attributed to Rumi) is spread across a chain of three 240-byte P2FKH chunks, each spending the previous one — so the poem is read by following the spends rather than from any index inside the payload. Only the first chunk sits in the top-level transaction, which is why the text appears truncated if you stop there. The same poem was re-broadcast about five times around blocks 274,769-274,778, with the leading length marker varying between 771 and 773 bytes across copies.