Summary
This quote presents a vivid and playful metaphor to describe the sunset. It implies that the sun, like a stubborn child, is resisting the natural progression of time by refusing to set. The phrase captures the essence of a prolonged sunset, suggesting that the sun's brightness and presence persistently lingers, delaying the onset of night. The quote adds a touch of whimsy and imagination, allowing readers to visualize the sun's behavior in a relatable and relatable way.
By John Green