In Poem 34 of Chapter 6 of Mokhtar Nameh, Attar explores the profound impact of divine love on the seeker. The imagery of being 'drunk on the wine of love' and 'fallen ruined' represents the shedding of the ego and worldly attachments. The 'ocean which is within our breast' symbolizes the vast and boundless divine reality experienced within the human heart. The departure of the soul and the image of the body floating on the water depict the ultimate state of mystical annihilation (fana), where the physical self is entirely overwhelmed by the spiritual journey.