As the clock strikes midnight, the gathering turns to poetry. The hosts read from the works of Rumi and Hafez, their verses bridging the gap between cultures. John recites his own lyrics, which now seem inspired by the mystical Persian poets. As the longest night gives way to the dawn, The Beatles leave with hearts full of gratitude and inspiration. In their journals, they scribble notes of a new song—one that speaks of unity, light, and the beauty of shared traditions.
