This concept explores the theme of human mortality and the finality of death in Chapter 25, Poem 24 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh. The poem juxtaposes the natural cycle of the earth—where grass continuously sprouts—with the permanent loss of human life. It emphasizes that those overthrown into the dust do not return to grow anew like grass, highlighting the irreplaceable nature of human life and eliciting universal grief and physical lamentation from the living.