Morning's touch has not yet graced it, yet observe how much beauty the night is stealing. Just behold the night.

This couplet speaks to the irresistible allure of beauty that seems to exist outside of time itself. Amrut Ghayal suggests that even before the full light of morning (the reality) touches someone, their beauty is so captivating that it feels stolen. It's a beautiful portrayal of desire—a magic that captivates the soul, regardless of the hour.