The Battle Of Glass Tears by steveHolden
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King Crimson: Lizard
Night enfolds her cloak of holes
Around the river meadow.
Old moon-light stalks by broken ploughs
Hides spokeless wheels in shadow.
Sentries lean on thorn wood spears
Blow on their hands, stare eastwards.
Burnt with dream and taut with fear
Dawn's misty shawl upon them.
Three hills apart great armies stir
Spit oat and curse as day breaks.
Forming lines of horse and steel
By even yards march forward.
Joe Quick: D - darms
Vintorix: pants; boots
RPublishing: M4Assassin - AssassinSurcoatUM; AssassinPantsUm; AssassinArmourUM
Lucien_Lilippe: XIVe Medieval Helmet
Faveral: MedievalGateHouse-Spear
HAL001: Thor - Hair
P3DA_LoRezBirds: Flock_Crows
Comments (11)
eekdog
Love the words and action in this war image. Interesting and creative, Steve. / Steve 100☆,s
steveHolden
Thank you for your supportive comments and taking the time to view my work. It's much appreciated.
ironsoul
Fine work.
steveHolden
Thank you for your kind words.
MarkBremmer
Fun stuff!
steveHolden
Thank you so much.
rhol_figament
One word, epic! That's some very impressive work Steve...
Humans are such a violent lot...
steveHolden
Thank you. Humans may be violent but they did spawn King Crimson so there must be something good there.
giulband
Stunning atmosphere, wonderful scene and its composition !!!
steveHolden
Thank you so much for your kind comments.
Artformz2
Love the poem and the picture is amazing, good and beautiful work. Bravo!
steveHolden
Thank you so much for taking the time to look and comment. Haven't had time to get to grips with VWD yet but it look really good.
contedesfees
This is an extremely well composed image. I confess I would prefer to see it without the unusual objects in the upper sky -- they give it an unnatural and unnecessary look of science fiction to my mind -- but even so there is no denying the suggestive power in this composition. Well done!
steveHolden
Thank you for your very supportive words. Whilst I understand your comments I just wanted to give the image a little twist and I wasn't quite sure how to get the words, "Three hills apart great armies stir" into the image. It was a close judgement call, though.
ArtistKimberly
Outstanding Work,
steveHolden
Thank you for your kind words. It was insoired by an outstanding band.
mtdana
Powerful composition and poem - rhol is right epic scene!!!
steveHolden
Thank you so much for taking the time to look and commenting. I'm really glad you enjoyed the picture. Your comments are much appreciated.
JaneEden
Excellent render, very atmospheric as is the prose, hugs Jane xx
steveHolden
Thank you so much for commenting and for the very festive picture. I really appreciate your words. I also hope you have a very wondrous and happy Christmas.
Cyve
WOW my friend... It's an awesome creatioin... Fantastically well done !!!
steveHolden
Thank you, my friend and good to hear from you again. At the moment I have problems with access to the Internet so my comments have been a bit sparse recently. I'm hoping to have things resolved by the 25/1/2017 but don't hold your breath. Great to hear from you again!