In this poem from Chapter 31 of Mokhtar Nameh, Attar emphasizes the necessity of 'high resolve' (همت) and spiritual yearning to attain spiritual elevation, metaphorically described as reaching a 'fruitful branch.' The second couplet reflects on the infinite, beginningless, and endless nature of the cosmos, contrasting it with humanity's limited acquisition of divine knowledge and grace, posing a contemplative question about human capacity in the face of infinity.