 This is not to say that Amir accepts his lower position in relation to God ; in several cases , Jassin writes , Amir shows a feeling of dissatisfaction over his own lack of power and protests God 's absoluteness . Teeuw likewise notes a sense of dissatisfaction throughout the poems , writing that Amir seems to treat God as an entity that " only toys with humans , allowing them to be pushed aside and erased " . Elsewhere Teeuw writes that Amir questions fate and the need for him to separate from his love . 
