True dervishes feel shame in begging even from God; if their wandering ever brings them by, they merely raise their call and move on.

This couplet captures the extraordinary dignity and self-respect of true mystics and dervishes. Their surrender to the Divine is so selfless that they feel bashful even asking God for their own needs. If their wandering steps bring them to a doorstep, they simply make their presence known with a passing call and move on, expecting nothing in return.