I will pass through this world of existence completely untainted and unattached. I am merely a fleeting shadow, not a permanent impression carved onto a wall.

Here, the poet views this world not as a permanent home, but as a corridor one gently passes through. By comparing himself to a fleeting shadow rather than a permanent carving etched onto the wall, he captures the essence of graceful detachment. It is a quiet reminder that we can journey through life's trials and temptations without letting them stain our spirit or weigh us down.