Thunder
He carries a bolt of lightening ready to smite the enemy on sight, reminding him that he is the truth, the way, and the force that will devour him. The clouds thicken as they submit to the war taking only the side of their king, for it was he who shaped them with his bare hands, molding them into the cushions he now rides and rests upon. The mighty roar of thunder comes again as he opens his mouth to speak. "Charge forth" he commands his army, and heavy rain begins to swallow the earth as darkness is defeated falling from the heavens. As he draws back his mighty sword one final time the spirit of victory laces the heavens with sunlight once again.
Published by Tye Martin
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7 Comments
Post a CommentVery visual !!...awsome !
Very cool!
Very interesting read.
This is fabulous! I picture the return of Jesus when reading this. Very vivid and intense!
Hi Tye. I always told you I would be honest. Thunder to me is a sign that the "war politics" of Bush isn't working, so he promulgates more fake thunder. I think you've got it: He carries a bolt of lightening ready to smite the enemy on sight, reminding him that he is the truth, the way, and the force that will devour him.
I love this. very visual, good job .Ken
Oh Wow!!! I can see that!!! Amazing picture that you have drawn!! 5+