The sequence of these six verses is clear: earlier relationships, then fragrance, then tears of longing, then one especially happy day, and finally the slaughter and shared-meal episode. Ignoring the progression would make related verses appear disconnected.
Poetic expressionKey learning point
Ka-daʾbikaComparison with an earlier experience
Idhā qāmatāFeminine dual and temporal relationship
ṢabābatanReason for tears; accusative of cause
Wa-lā siyyamāSelection of one special day
YartamīnaContinuing reciprocal feminine-plural action
After verse 12, the narrative changes to another incident: wa-yawma dakhaltu al-khidra khidra ʿUnayzah, the episode involving the enclosed litter of ʿUnayzah.