In Chapter 27, Poem 31 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the central Sufi theme of spiritual helplessness (فروماندگی - furumandagi) on the divine path. The quatrain illustrates that as the seeker (the heart) advances, it realizes it possesses no personal agency or control (تصرف - tasarruf). Because the magnitude of the divine presence demands absolute humility and surrender, the seeker's ultimate realization is one of profound incapacity, seeing nothing but their own helplessness.