In Poem 89 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the theme of absolute, unconditional devotion to the Divine. The speaker declares that their weary heart will never be sated with God and that the path connecting them can never be closed. Most strikingly, the poem asserts that even if faced with divine wrath and destructive affliction (metaphorically being torn limb from limb), the speaker's hope will never be severed. This highlights a core Sufi concept: true love and hope in the Divine are not contingent upon gentleness or reward, but endure through profound trials and apparent rejection.