In Chapter 29, Poem 45 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet expresses an overwhelming and unquenchable desire to behold the divine Beloved. The poem conveys that this profound spiritual longing is so immense that even a hundred tongues cannot articulate it, and sitting with the Beloved until the Day of Resurrection would still not satiate the lover's eyes. This illustrates the infinite nature of divine beauty and the boundless yearning it inspires in the mystic's soul.