This poem can be said to be an extremely perfect juvenile work, without the helplessness of adults, the accommodation of adults, and the questioning of the world by adults.
This poem is a beautiful, kind, pure and appropriate emotional display from beginning to end. Poetry reflects the sympathy for a Sargam, and also the puzzled regret for Sargam, which highlights the poet's yearning for love and understanding in the question and answer.
Sargam can be regarded as a symbol of the poet. Through Sargam's waiting, the poet's persistence and belief in good feelings are demonstrated. This feeling seems to be unanswerable, that is, the poet lives for his feelings, but this feeling is unpredictable and incomplete, so no one knows this feeling, and no one can understand it, because people who want to understand will be discouraged because of the harm to Sargam, which is probably the least known aspect of the poet.
He needs love, but his love is incomprehensible. It is unforgettable that people try to think that the method of compassion is only a kind of harm to the poet. Having said that, we have to cry for the feelings of this young poet.