In Chapter 41, Poem 27 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the speaker conveys a profound sense of steadfast love and complete self-effacement before the divine Beloved. The metaphorical use of the 'moon-like face' and 'black tresses' represents the captivating beauty and mystery of the divine. The poet's vow to remain the 'dust of the path' (خاک ره) as long as they exist illustrates the ultimate state of humility and submission in Sufi mysticism, where the lover desires nothing but to be a lowly, permanent presence on the spiritual path.