This proverb underscores that true love is indissoluble, lasting until death. By drawing an analogy with a chicken’s feathers, it illustrates that chickens only part with their feathers upon death; similarly, true love only ends with death. An equivalent proverb in English would be: ‘Love is stronger than death.’ It emphasizes the idea that the bonds of love are so strong that they transcend any obstacles, even the end of life.