Oh, do not ask, cruel one, what all we received from you: what all was there from your eyes of grace, kindness, affection, and loyalty.

This poignant couplet is a plea to the beloved, who is addressed as the 'oppressor' (sitamgar). The poet is saying, 'Don't ask what graces, kindnesses, or affections we received from you.' The depth of the feeling suggests that the beloved's impact—whether good or bad—was so profound that it defies explanation. It speaks to the overwhelming nature of love's memory.