Tell Dagh not to worry anymore and to consider his task as already accomplished.
Dagh Dehlvi was a master of effortless, conversational intimacy, and this couplet feels just like a reassuring pat on the shoulder from an old friend. The poet is tenderly told to put his anxieties to rest, with a confident promise that whatever difficult matter he is fretting over is already as good as resolved. It carries that warm, comforting feeling of reassurance when love or friendship steps in to lighten our heaviest burdens.
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