His denial is unshakeable, Mariz, what's new in that? Even my own request felt unyielding and irreversible to me.

This couplet by Mareez beautifully expresses a profound acceptance. The poet says, 'Mareeza, what's new about his constant refusal?' He isn't surprised by the beloved's unwavering denial. But then, he adds a deeper layer: 'Even I found my own request to be firm and unshakeable.' This reveals that his own desire and request are just as resolute and unyielding as the beloved's rejection. It's as if both sides are equally rooted in their positions, making it a powerful statement about the intensity of his love and the unchangeable nature of the situation. It's a quiet acknowledgment of an unmoving reality.