My sister lays down her artwork on the table to dry. A splash of water colors in the shape of a ball, you would call it a sun with missing rays. She drew them first but hid them in white blobs replacing them with blue thumbprints.
Why did you do that, I ask her.
I don't like the rays, too defined, too dark, she replies and carries off to do something else.
Dumbfounded, I peek closer and take a closer look, admiring the snowy expanse encircling the timid sun with drops of red swimming inside like coals of abandoned emotions.