My heart, do not depart. I had hoped that Hari would set out in the morning.

This line beautifully captures a moment of deep weariness. It speaks of a heart that once held a vibrant hope, believing that with the arrival of dawn, divine grace – personified as Hari – would surely come or set things right. There was an expectation, a quiet certainty, that the morning light would bring resolution or a new beginning. However, the first part, "My strength has left me," reveals a profound exhaustion. It suggests that despite holding onto that promise of morning, the spirit has withered, and the courage to wait has diminished. It's a poignant expression of having lost all hope and energy, even when a new day was anticipated to bring solace.