Listen to my advice and do not commit cruelty after loyalty, lest we reverse our blessings and begin to curse you instead.

This couplet carries a tender yet piercing warning born out of vulnerable love. The poet gently urges the beloved not to inflict cruelty after once showering them with loyalty, as heartbreak hurts most when it follows sweet affection. There is a quiet, trembling power in the imagery: the very hands that were once raised in devotion to pray for the beloved's joy could, in unbearable grief, end up calling upon the heavens to reverse those blessings.