In Chapter 29, Poem 54 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet expresses a profound devotion to divine beauty and the bliss of mystical union. Acknowledging that true union with the Divine is fundamentally impossible for the seeker, the speaker finds spiritual solace and purpose in the continuous contemplation of this very impossibility. This paradox highlights the nature of mystical longing, where the ceaseless yearning for an unattainable union becomes a spiritual practice and a testament to enduring devotion.