In life, someone or another suddenly passed away. Not a single day went by, alas, without an accident occurring.

This couplet speaks to the deepest fear of existence: the unexpected end. It's not the dramatic accident that terrifies us, but the quiet, natural passing—the moment life simply fades away without warning. Amrut Ghayal makes us contemplate the sheer unpredictability of life, reminding us that the most profound mystery is the moment we simply cease to be.