In Poem 41 of Chapter 46 in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the transient and bittersweet nature of nighttime union with the beloved. The arrival of the 'intoxicated idol' brings joy and makes the night pleasant. However, this fulfillment is abruptly shattered at the break of dawn, which signals the end of their union. The pain of this sudden separation is so intense that the poet's soul comes to his lips, ready to depart his body. This highlights the profound agony that follows fleeting moments of spiritual or romantic intimacy.