It became empty! We will not leave, mother, having accepted our fault. Those who are destined to leave are leaving.

This couplet speaks about commitment and acceptance. The first line, "It's empty! - We won't leave after making a mistake, Mother!", expresses a deep promise. It's an assurance to a guiding figure, perhaps a mother, that despite things going wrong or a void appearing, the speaker will not abandon their post or responsibility after an error. They won't just walk away from the mess they might have created or encountered. The second line, "Those who are meant to leave, will leave," offers a philosophical contrast. It suggests a resignation to the natural order of things, acknowledging that some departures are inevitable. It highlights a choice to stay, distinguishing the speaker's resolve from those who are simply destined to depart.