Whether it is the grave of a virtuous person or a sinner, the same sorrow and melancholy pervades every shrine.

This beautiful couplet reminds us that in the end, we all face the same fate. Whether someone was a good, virtuous person or had committed wrongs during their life, the feeling of sadness at their grave is universally the same. Visiting any tomb, whether of a saint or a sinner, evokes a similar sense of loss and melancholy. It gently conveys that death is a great equalizer, stripping away all earthly distinctions and leaving behind a shared human experience of sorrow for what is lost. It's a profound thought on mortality and the common thread of grief that binds us all.