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(Varón, 2018) The Red Hummingbird (“colibrí in Spanish), is intent on drawing nectar from a crimson, balloon-like blossom. It’s hovers in graceful focus; its wings a blur in devotion. Nearby, two smaller, yellow-chested birds offer a gentle contrast: one perches leisurely on a branch, while the other dances freely through the lush vegetation, savoring its flight. This was the view from my terrace when I lived in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. It was a daily spectacle of color and life. Behind the red colibrí, a dark semicircle suggests the curvature of the Earth itself, a reminder of our place within the vastness of this universe. Beyond that curve, the horizon unfurls in shimmering waves, revealing the timeless expanse of the Pacific Ocean.
(Varón, 2018) The Red Hummingbird (“colibrí in Spanish), is intent on drawing nectar from a crimson, balloon-like blossom. It’s hovers in graceful focus; its wings a blur in devotion. Nearby, two smaller, yellow-chested birds offer a gentle contrast: one perches leisurely on a branch, while the other dances freely through the lush vegetation, savoring its flight. This was the view from my terrace when I lived in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. It was a daily spectacle of color and life. Behind the red colibrí, a dark semicircle suggests the curvature of the Earth itself, a reminder of our place within the vastness of this universe. Beyond that curve, the horizon unfurls in shimmering waves, revealing the timeless expanse of the Pacific Ocean.