A momentary lapse of reason

A momentary lapse of reason
And the imagination flew
Breaking all boundaries
A bizarre but beautiful ballad was born
I don't know if I understood it, or wanted to
But I knew I have never heard anything sweeter.

A momentary lapse of reason
And he told her
What he couldn't for ages
I don't know if she said yes
But I saw the relief in his eyes
And knew pain was gone

A momentary lapse of reason
And the forgotten warriors came back
And fought the battle alone, again
I don't know if they fell or if they won
But the uproar told the story
Of their redemption once again

A momentary lapse of reason
And all momentary lapse of reason
Were forgiven.

It's a box!!!

I pictured three kinds of people visiting this page when I was putting up this pic above. Majority, I reckoned would be the ones who would just see the box, nothing else, inside or beyond. To them I would like to say, there's hardly any matter of consequence you are going to find on this page. So please come back when you feel you are ready for it. Or take a short-cut; click the link below, read whatever comes up on your screen and see if you still feel the same way. If you do, do never come back..... and I'm being euphemistic. This is my space after all. Anyway, second kind would be able to see the sheep instantly. They should simply read on. The title description has been added for their sake later on. People blessed with the ability to see what they want to see inside the box, would be the 3rd kind. Incredible people they are. It would be foolish to say this blog is for them; it is dedicated to them.

The link, as promised.

http://www.gyanpedia.in/Portals/0/Toys%20from%20Trash/Resources/books/littleprince.pdf I appologise if reading it was a waste of time for you but what do you think is more important here, your time or somebody not taking my blog seriously?

Too short to be titled

This is to those who have already started to feel that the above Narcissist overtones amply demonstrate I don't follow what I preach. But let me remind you that I am merely a fox and not a little prince. I have a natural disliking toward the human beings and can continue to be wild for as long as I want to be or till the time I don't want to be tamed. And I feel very much untamed at the moment.