The things that were formed over two days are now spoiled again; our companionship with the beloved has become ruined and unstable.

This poignant couplet captures the fragility of happiness and the suddenness of despair. Mir Taqi Mir describes how a period of stability and joy—just two days—can vanish overnight. The beloved's company, which was once comforting, suddenly becomes a source of deep distress. It speaks to that universal heartache when hope seems close, but the curtain drops abruptly, leaving only ruin.