The Samurai's Daughter by linwhite
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How she hates seeing him go to war.
I was the daughter of a warrior in his own right. He was fighting in Italy when I was born, in Korea when I was in high school, and in Vietnam when I graduated from college. Each time I saw him leave and was old enough to know what might happen, it just froze me. He made it home with just a blown ear drum only to slowly fade and die of Alzheimer's at the age of 83. I guess it's true what they say, "Old Soldiers Never Die, They Just Fade Away".
Comments (12)
goldie
This is such wonderful scene, Linda. I like how they are solemnly and silently communicating with one another. Lighting is great and their attires came out so well.
Krid
..beautiful scene and characters and excellent outfit
ItWasNotAvailable
Even before I read your words, I could see the worry and the pain in the actual artwork. I now understand where the inspiration came from. Beautiful artwork and tribute!
Kordouane
I am subjugated by this scene and even more by the text so moving, thank you for this sharing of great quality
radioham
They look well in their Japanese outfits very nice scene
jancas
Excellent
STEVIEUKWONDER
Such an intimate scene! Beautiful work!
miwi
Wonderful scene,beautiful image,excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Flint_Hawk
This is a very touching scene!
That must have been traumatic for you while you were growing up!
linwhite
It was. Also, we moved around so much that I went to four different high schools. I’d lived in both Germany and Italy by the time I was in first grade. There were some perks. The year he was stationed in Washington DC I spent lots of weekends in the museums and art galleries.
VirtualCity
Truly Awesome.
artdreamer
A beautiful creation with a lot of feeling behind it. And when I read your message I understand it completely.
shadownet
Looks like it could be a scene from a movie. Just beautiful!