I have spoken what I needed to say; nothing more can be uttered. One remains and the other is gone, just like the river's waves are at play.

This couplet captures a sense of finality and acceptance. Kabir suggests that he has spoken his truth and nothing further needs to be said. The second half speaks of profound change—one aspect has departed, and another remains, mirroring the ceaseless motion of the river's waves. It is a meditation on the transient nature of life and the inevitability of change, viewed with quiet resignation.