In Chapter 28, Poem 15 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet utilizes the metaphor of a 'twisted hair' to vividly depict the lover's distressed and convoluted emotional state. The quatrain contrasts the Beloved's lack of even a 'hair's breadth' of care with the lover's agonizing sense of abandonment. Despite being left in a state of bewilderment, the poem concludes by expressing a persistent, lingering hope that the Beloved might eventually grant peace and reconciliation.