Khalil Gibran: "I have learned silence from the…"

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من سکوت را از پرحرفان، تحمل را از ناتحملان، و مهربانی را از نامهربانان آموخته‌ام، اما عجیب این است که نسبت به این آموزگاران ناسپاس هستم

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