The Girl Who Borrowed Sunsets
Colors Shared With the Heart
A girl with fading eyesight asked the sun each evening to let her borrow its colors. Miraculously, she could see the sunset vividly, more intensely than anyone else—violets that trembled, gold that hummed, crimson that tasted like honey. In return, she described the colors aloud, allowing others to see them through her words. When her sight finally vanished, sunsets became more beautiful than ever. Some said she had given her vision to the world.
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