These are some elements of explanations of the Qur'an (for the Qur'an and the Hadiths require explanations first, and we get those explanations from the great Ulama -scholars- and Awliya -saints-). One does not just understand the Qur'an (or the Hadiths) as he wants to. It is a holy scripture. It requires holy interpretations.
Here, it is about love, on love being the only one that can understand the secrets of God. From Book 1 of the Masnavi of Rumi (a best selling poet in the US):
109 Love sickness is clearly shown by the heart's misery. There
isn't any sickness like the sickness of the heart.
110 The "sickness" of the lover is distinct from other illnesses. Love is
the astrolabe of the secrets of God.
Whether being a lover is from this or that origin, eventually it is
our guide to that (Divine) Origin.
Whatever I say about Love, (in regard to) description and
explanation, when I reach Love (itself) I am ashamed of that
[inadequate description].
(For) although the explanation of the tongue is (an excellent)
illuminator, yet Love (expressed) without the tongue is (much)
clearer.
When the pen was hurrying in writing [descriptions], when it
reached Love, it shattered against itself.
115 In (attempting) its explanation, the intellect lay down like a
donkey (stuck helplessly) in the mud. (Only) Love (itself) spoke
(the real) explanation of both love and being in love.
116 The sun is the demonstration of the sun: if you need proof,
seek it) from (the sun)-- (and) don't turn (your) face away!
Excerpts from the Masnavi
Here, it is about love, on love being the only one that can understand the secrets of God. From Book 1 of the Masnavi of Rumi (a best selling poet in the US):
109 Love sickness is clearly shown by the heart's misery. There
isn't any sickness like the sickness of the heart.
110 The "sickness" of the lover is distinct from other illnesses. Love is
the astrolabe of the secrets of God.
Whether being a lover is from this or that origin, eventually it is
our guide to that (Divine) Origin.
Whatever I say about Love, (in regard to) description and
explanation, when I reach Love (itself) I am ashamed of that
[inadequate description].
(For) although the explanation of the tongue is (an excellent)
illuminator, yet Love (expressed) without the tongue is (much)
clearer.
When the pen was hurrying in writing [descriptions], when it
reached Love, it shattered against itself.
115 In (attempting) its explanation, the intellect lay down like a
donkey (stuck helplessly) in the mud. (Only) Love (itself) spoke
(the real) explanation of both love and being in love.
116 The sun is the demonstration of the sun: if you need proof,
seek it) from (the sun)-- (and) don't turn (your) face away!
Excerpts from the Masnavi