For harmony of hearts, agreements were indeed made, but those agreements turned out to be fields of strife.

This couplet speaks to the brutal irony of human relationships. We make promises, agreements, and pledges—all in the name of achieving peace and harmony in our hearts. But Amrut Ghayal suggests that these seemingly gentle promises often lead us not to tranquility, but directly into the harsh, unforgiving battlefield of suffering and heartache. It's the pain that follows the breaking of trust.