In this world, I found no refuge anywhere, and even if I found it, where did I find it? Only in your divine mercy did I find the support for the sins that destroyed my home.

This couplet expresses a deep sense of despair and regret. The speaker feels utterly lost in the world, unable to find any solace or refuge. They acknowledge having committed sins that have destroyed their own life or 'home'. Yet, amidst this profound feeling of guilt and homelessness, there's a flicker of hope. The only place they can imagine finding forgiveness for their destructive actions is through divine mercy. It's a heartfelt plea to a higher power for compassion and pardon, recognizing that worldly comfort has eluded them, and only spiritual grace can offer redemption.