In Chapter 29, Poem 36 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the speaker articulates the inescapable and all-encompassing nature of the Divine presence. The verses contrast a complete detachment from all worldly entities with an intense, continuous yearning for the Beloved. By asserting that they are never empty of the Divine for a single breath, regardless of their state of existence or non-existence, Attar illustrates the profound Sufi themes of divine omnipresence and the lover's absolute spiritual immersion.