I never said that your stitches would be loose, nor did I say that this heart is a heart of uncertainty.

This profound couplet, attributed to Mir Taqi Mir, speaks of fragile emotional commitment. The speaker is warning a lover (Raufugar) that the stitches holding the lover's promises are weak. More critically, he warns that his own heart—this restless, unstable heart—will eventually unravel. It's a poignant admission of vulnerability, suggesting that even if the love is unstable, the decay of the self is the greater, more inevitable tragedy.