The conversation

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The summer sky seemed a bluish canvas filled with all the coral and golden colours, abruptly stroked all around the setting sun. While the little cactus plant on the barren land all by itself bloomed so lush and green. The setting sun was stupefied by the flourishing growth of the cactus with each hot day passing by. So today he decided to ask the little cactus below about it, before setting down. 

Sun: "Hey there! Little cactus."
Cactus (surprised): "Hello!"
Sun: "Today it was really a sunny day eh!?"
Cactus (smirking): "Yeah! It felt I was burning in the hell. But, isn’t it you who can control it?"
Sun (proudly): "Indeed. Though, I have to follow our mother's instructions."
Cactus (happily): "Oh yes! By the way, how come today I got so lucky to get noticed by you?"
Sun (calmly): "Well, you must be aware I observe everything around me. Since my days have begun I noticed everyone in this land getting all dry and dreary but you my little friend; you bloom by each day passing. Am I not that fiery for you?"
Cactus (subtly): "Oh I see. So this is what made you to notice me! But the answer is itself in your question."
Sun (amazed): “Oh! Interesting. I want you to -”
Cactus (stopped him in between): “Our dear mother created me in a way that requires your heat and light for me to flourish. So the more you shine, the more I grow. Just like in the world of humans, the more they face challenges and hurdles, the brighter their qualities outshine."
Sun (fascinated): “I didn't expect this coming from you my little friend! Ah, it’s time for the world to rest as of now. See you tomorrow my dear friend."
It was dusk before the little cactus could wish him good bye! And the land got cooler and got covered by the silence of the night fall.

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