In other drawings, bright, gigantic flames shoot from the windows of schools. Smoke billows from bombed-out structures. Tanks roll into neighborhoods. Shells blast holes into the roofs of homes. Bombs fall to the earth from the hatches of military planes.
Soldiers shoot at refugees who had packed up their belongings to flee their homes.
Perhaps if the children who drew these images had lived somewhere else, they might have drawn a sun that smiled. Instead, two of the refugee children drew a sun that cried. The most common images in the 29 drawings are soldiers and dead bodies. Lots and lots of dead bodies. He left his business for 12 days last month to provide medical assistance at the refugee camps in Kukes, Albania, and Tirana, Albania's capital.