News has arrived of the King's ceremonial bath of recovery from illness; let us see when the good fortune of the bathhouse returns.

In traditional royal culture, the king taking a ritual bath after recovering from an illness ('ghusl-e-sehhat') was celebrated with great fanfare and generous rewards. The poet playfully suggests that upon receiving this royal visitor, the bathhouse's own fortunes are destined to shine bright. Beneath the surface, the humble bathhouse represents the courtiers, subjects, or the poet himself, who eagerly await the king's renewed health so that prosperity and good days can return to their lives as well.