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6 comments:
is this the little fox speaking again, predictably irrational? :-P
lovely, lovely song.
i wish you a wonderful week-end, b!
may-b..who can say, who can say any more...perhaps the fox, perhaps the crow-if, indeed, you want to make such distinct distinctions.
You too, roxana.
glad you liked the song..neither you nor fl commented on the end of the fox story so i assumed the end wasn't something either of you liked!
hello!:-)
b.
oh no, i liked it, was a bit unsure whether you wanted to hear my comments or not - but what you say here is echoing my own thoughts, it has become incresingly difficult to make a difference between the fox and the crow, first i had got the impression the crow was the poetic "northern soul", dark-brooding etc., trying to enlighten poor frivolous fox :-) but then suddenly the fox starts to speak like Tagore, go figure :-))
(i hear you say: may-b, may-b)
:-P
yes, that's it..we couldn't let the northerner come out on top, could we...maybe a southern crow, but that would have been a different story.
No, I mean yes, the poor oriental won (for once! ...hurrah!)
Death to crow, death to Israel (as the Iranians say)
You didn't answer my question, though: do they have pigeons in Roxania?
Roxania has everything, i thought you would know that by now :-P
Really? Does it have Pakistanis as well as pigeons?
Still evasive -as ever!!!!!
b.
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