The heart of the sorrowful does not mourn; only God can save us from this calamity.

This couplet is a profound cry of despair, a testament to the overwhelming nature of grief. Mir Taqi Mir describes a state where the heart, having reached its breaking point, cannot even perform the ritual of mourning (maatam). The pain is too deep, the sorrow too consuming. It suggests that when human strength fails and despair grips the soul, the only recourse is to surrender completely to the will of the Almighty. It is a powerful plea for divine rescue.