You have indeed burnt the heart of Dagh, but mark my words, this will surely have its consequences.
In this couplet, Daagh delivers a gentle yet potent warning to his beloved, playing subtly on his pen-name which itself means a wound or burn mark. He acknowledges the pain inflicted upon his burning heart, but cautions that such cruelty carries inevitable spiritual weight. An injured lover's quiet sighs possess a lingering power, and destiny will eventually show the beloved the consequences of breaking a true heart.
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