The painting's skills are obviously not very mature. Only with the painter's whole heart's affairs can this painting be so warm, not without highlights.
Or perhaps it's because of the painter, that it can appear so special in Malcom Moore's eyes.
It is very important to Malcom Moore and has a special significance.
Because of that person, in Malcom Moore's eyes, it is far more precious than those treasures from renowned artists.
It was created by a woman's hand, a woman who once occupied Malcom Moore's entire life, that woman named Grace Quarters, as beautiful as a flower.
Grace Quarters, Malcom Moore's first love.
She could be said to be all of Malcom Moore's youthful wild dreams, a presence that drove Malcom Moore completely mad, made him sad, made him into a playboy.
The content of this painting is very simple, just the back of a boy, the back of a boy standing in front of the rushing river.
And that boy is none other than Malcom Moore today.
