This concept analyzes Chapter 40, Poem 26 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, focusing on the theme of unrequited suffering. The lover endures extreme agony, described as falling ill and shedding their heart's blood due to the injustices of love. In stark contrast, the Beloved remains completely indifferent and forgetful. The poem emphasizes the ultimate futility and tragic nature of the lover's sacrifice, as even the ultimate offering of one's lifeblood fails to elicit any response or recognition from the Beloved.