There are precious moments we keep on waiting all of our lives, the moments that make others less precious worth living. For years, we can keep on inviting them, in vain, deceiving ourselves that they just simply happen one day.

Finally, when one become aware that a long awaited moment has arrived, tortured by thirst and scorched by the sun, the ties to capture it, on the palm of a hand, like a drop of water that means pure life.

Immeasurable happiness of the moment flooded by anxiety of a moral.

In the end, when it becomes obvious that the moment has vanished almost before it appeared, one tries to capture this golden dream, in order to survive all the other gloomy days to come.