In Poem 42 of Chapter 11 in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet expresses the ultimate ineffability of the mystical path and the profound sorrow of divine love. The speaker notes that the profound agony experienced on the spiritual journey, as well as the intimate secrets shared with the Divine ('that story which I have with You'), transcend human language and cannot be communicated to either friend or foe. This reflects the central Sufi concept that true mystical realization and the pain of divine separation are intensely personal and fundamentally unutterable.