Upon hearing this intriguing delight, I experienced the same sort of happy, childish surprise that overcomes you when you find three hundred dollars laying on the ground in one of those sketchy alleys in New York City in which old men play chess. At first it started off slow and boring, but as the piece progressed, more complexity appeared, and stimulated my brain both intellectually and emotionally.

I'm sure you have, at one point, heard somebody refer to a deep, intellectual quote as food for thought. Well, pieces like these are more like dessert for thought. They are relaxing, although not necessarily slow, and are really to be taken lightheartedly. That being said, it is a piece that does not need to be analyzed at all. It's sole purpose is to entertain. That being said, it is completely senseless to try and review or critique this piece, so I will now stop, because life is too short to overlook beautiful simplicities like this, and it's no use straining for answers from something that was never meant to be questioned at all.