Whose station is beyond the moon and the stars, that one's cup of dust is still wandering on the path.

This profound couplet speaks of elevated spiritual or intellectual status. The poet suggests that for someone whose station is beyond the celestial bodies (the moon and stars), the poet himself—who is merely dust-covered and wandering—is insignificant. It’s a reminder that true greatness is not measured by worldly recognition, but by the depth of one's inner realization.