Through the constant practice of losing ourselves, we have become familiar with the interpretation of the alien greenery's dream in the rose-garden of thought.

The poet reflects on the profound sensitivity born from losing one's ego. He tells us that by repeatedly forgetting himself within the lush garden of imagination, he has developed a deep, intuitive empathy. He can now decipher the silent, hidden dreams of even the wildest, most neglected blade of grass—showing that when we step out of ourselves, we become attuned to the quietest secrets of existence.