In Poem 4 of Chapter 32 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the lover's heart is metaphorically described as a 'fire-temple' (آتشگاه), completely consumed by the intense passion and sorrow of love. The imagery highlights a poignant contrast between the lover's profound suffering and the beloved's fleeting indifference. Despite knowing that the lover is burning in this fire, the beloved passes by momentarily, acting like a neighbor who only comes to borrow a flame rather than offering solace. This illustrates the relentless and unrequited nature of mystical love, where the lover endures the consuming fire while the beloved remains beautifully detached.