Ephemeral Eternity

Everybody wants a fairy tale love story.
I for my part, want the complete Kandukonden Kandukonden climax scene, complete with Rahman's BGM to happen in real life. (Watch video below)

Something tells me there is no such thing as a fairy tale love story.
Does that mean there will be no Prince Charming, who will come and sweep you off your feet?
Lets just say, even if there is, he wont be "Charming" forever.
"Happily never after" would sum it all up, maybe?

Being in love is not as easy as falling in love.
What will you do when there's no more crazy, ridiculous, cant-live-without-you love?
Will you cry?
What will you do when your tears are shrouded by Mr.Charming's personal pursuits and ambitions?
Will you scream, fight and complain?
What will you do when you realize you are losing the fight?
Will you wait?
Will you forgive?
What if you cant find it in yourself to forgive?
Is that so bad?
Maybe it is.
It sure is.
If you cant forgive, you are not allowed a fairy tale love story.

There is a voice inside you that always has a knack for foreseeing what you will truly want in life.
Do you hear it?
How will you, if you are so full of anger, filth and disdain?
Clear up the clutter a little and you will hear a feeble voice, "Honey, He's a keeper."
Don't let that feeble voice fade away.
Its your only hope for a fairy tale love story.

There will be heart break, there will be happiness.
There will be anger, There will be apologies.
There will be silence, There will be laughter.
How can you let these ephemeral insignificant details taint innocent eternal love?

Something tells me, ofcourse there is such a thing as a fairy tale love story.
You will have it when you will have cleared up all the clutter and allowed that feeble inner voice to resonate with your complete being.
Thats when you will be truly swept off your feet.
You will then live happily ever after.