In the innocent child’s play a spark of curiosity gives birth to a new life. It blossoms into a springtime flower which then transforms into a phoenix in summer. As the bird takes flight, it begins to blaze, turning petals into autumn leaves. In the end, the bird fades, leaving a tail of snowflakes behind. Within the moment of the spark, all transitions unfold simultaneously within the child, imparting the wisdom of impermanence of all things.