In Chapter 31, Poem 50 of Attar's Mokhtar Nameh, the poet explores the limits of human expression and courage in divine love. While the lover wishes to proclaim their love to the world, they recognize that describing the Divine's true nature must ultimately be 'wordless.' Overwhelmed by the Beloved's majesty and lacking the capacity to directly 'reach Your face,' the lover chooses the path of ultimate humility. By laying their head at the Beloved's feet and surrendering their soul, the poem illustrates the transition from passionate seeking to complete submission and spiritual annihilation (Fana).