فَتُوضِحَ فَالْمِقْرَاةِ لَمْ يَعْفُ رَسْمُهَا
لِمَا نَسَجَتْهَا مِنْ جَنُوبٍ وَشَمْأَلِ
At Tawḍiḥ and al-Miqrāh, the traces of the campsite have not wholly disappeared, although southern and northern winds have swept over them.
Tawḍiḥ and al-Miqrāh extend the chain of place names. The poet shifts from the former dwelling to its rasm—the visible remains left behind.
The subject is abandonment, yet lam yaʿfu states that the traces have not vanished completely. Their survival allows the present landscape to remain connected with the remembered past.