From every station, the moon of youth has passed by; to whom has the effortless, unrestrained bliss been granted?

This profound couplet reflects on the fleeting nature of perfection and the elusive goal of effortless mastery. The poet observes that the perfect moment, the 'Meh-e-Nau,' has already passed by, leaving us only with the realization of a deeper truth. The real question, he asks, is who can achieve that state of grace—a state of being without struggle or effort? It’s a call to strive, knowing that true perfection is never easily attained.