In Chapter 29, Poem 27 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the mystical relationship between the immense divine presence and the humble lover using the classic Sufi motifs of the sun (khorshid) and the speck of dust (zarreh). The poem expresses the paradox that the lover's heart, though as insignificant and restless as a speck of dust turning upside down, has the profound spiritual capacity to reflect and contain the infinite majesty of the Beloved's face (the sun) through pure, deep-seated desire and devotion.