From the embrace of autumn, I became a garden, and upon the wind's breath, the color of roses and jasmine spread.

This beautiful couplet describes the poet's transformation. He says that from the fading beauty of 'Kabu Khizan' (a place associated with decay), he himself became a blooming garden. His essence, the colors of roses and jasmine, were scattered on the gentle breath of the wind. It speaks of finding beauty and life even in the most desolate or disappointing circumstances.