O Vali, how can a person listen to the counsel of an advisor when he is madly in love with a fairy-faced beloved?

Wali captures the sweet helplessness of true passion with effortless grace. The 'naasih' represents the sensible, practical world trying to talk sense into the lover, but love does not operate on logic. When a person is completely spellbound by a beauty as ethereal as a fairy, ordinary advice simply fades into the background, drowned out by the music of their own sweet madness.