This poem from Chapter 31 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh explores the paradox of divine love through the concepts of companionship (hamdami) and unworthiness (na-mahrami). The speaker's profound sorrow over the lack of Divine intimacy leads to a complete withdrawal from human society. Furthermore, the poem emphasizes the lover's inherent incapacity to sustain proximity to the Beloved; even if granted a moment of attention, the seeker feels they would be sidelined due to their spiritual unworthiness, illustrating a state of profound humility and inescapable isolation.