Even after parting from you, I still hold the hope of our reunion, for I have heard that the soul must return to the body once again.

Here, the poet uses a poignant spiritual metaphor to express both the agony of separation and an undying hope for reunion. By likening their bond to that of the soul and the body, parting from the beloved feels just like death. Yet, anchored in the mystical belief that the soul must return to its earthly vessel on the Day of Resurrection, there remains a steadfast faith that love will inevitably bring them back together.