I am just a tiny heart, yet so daring and bold that I long to hear that very same divine refusal: 'You shall never see Me.'

Here, the poet smiles tenderly at the wild audacity of his own fragile heart. The phrase 'lan-tarani' ('thou shalt not see Me') invokes the iconic story of Moses on Mount Sinai, who dared to ask for a direct vision of the Divine and was gently denied. Though this human heart is small and frail, it possesses such fearless longing that it insists on seeking the ultimate beloved, yearning to hear that very same divine refusal just to experience the thrill of the encounter.