The wild heart has detached itself from the entire universe; where has this ruined, homeless wanderer found a home for itself?
The poet speaks of a wild, restless heart that has completely detached itself from the entire universe of space and time ('kaun-o-makaan'). This homeless wanderer of a heart finds no comfort in worldly boundaries and has turned away from all existence in search of an elusive sanctuary. It tenderly captures that profound spiritual estrangement where nothing in the physical world feels like home, leaving the soul longing for a refuge that lies entirely beyond reality.
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