So here is some advice on how I want my essay to be: 1. introduction starts with the introduction of Sufism (about 2 sentences) and then introduces who is Rumi, with a brief introduction of his idea in the majority of his works. Finally states the two poems and the thesis statement that will talk in the essay. (which I recommend doing the topic of merging of God and humankind) 2. each body paragraph needs 2-3 quotes. You can ignore the in-text citation. 3. Our teacher talks about the poem ″only breath″ in class, and this is his notes: ″This entire poem is a denial that any categories in life exist, differing religions, ethnicities, geographical origins, where one lives, even the classic division (which we saw in the Greek myths) between body and soul, end up being obliterated or consumed. What then does exist? In this poem, Rumi says, ″I belong to the beloved.″ In Rumi′s poetry ″Beloved″ is the word he often uses for ″God.″ So all is God or of Divine origin. Towards the end of the poem he says ″I have seen the two worlds as one.″ ″The two worlds″ could basically refer to Heaven and Earth, or perhaps to this life and the afterlife. In any case Rumi is implying that none of these things are separate from each other but are all merged in the same reality of God or the Beloved, just as deep within we are not separate from Him either. This poem embodies the quintessential mystic experience.″ 4. So I think you might write the compare/contrast essay between ″Only breath″ and any other one from the list. 5. the essay does not need to be advanced, it only needs to be clear to read. 6. The essay is in MLA formatting, but you can ignore the in-text citation and the work cited page. 7. Please please, take it seriously although there is not a lot of time…I want to pass the course please 8. Anyways i want to say thank you to you who will write my essay.