In Poem 29 of Chapter 44 in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet contrasts the vibrant imagery of spring (the blooming rose and the singing nightingale) with the stark reality of human mortality, represented by the shroud (کفن). This juxtaposition underscores a classic 'carpe diem' message. By reminding the Cupbearer (Saki) that others will continue to drink wine long after they are dead, the poem emphasizes the urgency of seizing the present moment and enjoying life's fleeting pleasures before the inevitable arrival of death.