Restoring the heart's well-being is not easy, it is extremely difficult; oh God, grant that no one's heart ever falls ill.

In this poignant couplet, the poet reflects on the invisible, agonizing wound of an aching heart. While bodily illnesses can find remedies, healing a spirit crushed by love or sorrow is a nearly impossible struggle. That deep, helpless sigh—'Aah'—turns into a tender prayer to God, wishing that no soul ever has to suffer the quiet torment of an ailing heart.