The Pain of Love, An Incurable Wound

He asks God for a way to cure his ailment, expressing that he has reached an incurable state.

He now walks the painful path that everyone once avoided, and his cries asking God (Maula) for a way to heal the pain of love continue.

The man confesses that he tried to control his heart, but his heart, in love, was weak and understood nothing.

His heart has already become the other's, and he appears overwhelmed by the powerlessness of being unable to control the emotion of love with intellect.

He describes how, in the face of the immense change brought by a single glance, he lost himself and became like the other's shadow.

Love is a destructive yet redemptive emotion that drowns those who merely observe from the outside and brings liberation to those who dive deep. He regrets embarking on the dangerous path of love as a big mistake and warns others not to tread there.

Love has a destructive yet redemptive duality; it drowns those who merely observe from the outside, and only those who dive deep can achieve liberation.