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Late, late in the dark watches of the night, Tasslehoff sat outside the cave entrance, staring up into the stars. Flit's helm was clutched in his small hands, tears streaming unchecked down his face.

Always before, the Spring returned.
The bright world in its cycle spun
In the air and flowers, frass and fern,
Assured and cradled by the sun.

Always before, you could explain
The turning darkness of the earth,
and how that dark embraced the rain,
And gave the ferns and flowers birth

Already I forget those things,
And how a vein of gold survives
The mining of a thousand springs,
The season of a thousand lives.

Now winter is my memory,
Now autumn, now summer light--
So every spring from now will be
Another season into the night.

I felt like painting something- for no reason other than to practice painting. I just finished Dragonlance: Dragons of Spring Dawning and, although I knew before hand Flint died in this book, it still tore at my heartstrings. Especially poor Tas. He and Flint have always been and always will be two of my favorite characters in literature and so I found myself in desperate need of some ice cream after this chapter.

I've taken some artistic liberties. I know Tas is looking up but I figure this is at the end of his song, just before he goes back into the cave. I'm not sure what Flint's helm looked like besides the Griffon 'mane' on top so die hard fans will have to excuse me. It was difficult to make Tas look like Tas (or what I feel he should look like) since Kender are known to be childlike yet wrinkly and people don't really look their best when crying.

Anyway, I hope I got the feeling across. I worked harder on this than I set out to. I really was worried more about form than function as I don't really know where the light sorce is and other fun technicalities. Please ignore them. Thank you.

Perhaps I'll do some more DL fan art. I'd like to try my hand at some more characters or, actually, the whole gang. But that's unlikely.

Tasslehoff Burrfoot belongs to Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.

Description
Dragonlance Spoiler

Late, late in the dark watches of the night, Tasslehoff sat outside the cave entrance, staring up into the stars. Flit's helm was clutched in his small hands, tears streaming unchecked down his face.

Always before, the Spring returned.
The bright world in its cycle spun
In the air and flowers, frass and fern,
Assured and cradled by the sun.

Always before, you could explain
The turning darkness of the earth,
and how that dark embraced the rain,
And gave the ferns and flowers birth

Already I forget those things,
And how a vein of gold survives
The mining of a thousand springs,
The season of a thousand lives.

Now winter is my memory,
Now autumn, now summer light--
So every spring from now will be
Another season into the night.

I felt like painting something- for no reason other than to practice painting. I just finished Dragonlance: Dragons of Spring Dawning and, although I knew before hand Flint died in this book, it still tore at my heartstrings. Especially poor Tas. He and Flint have always been and always will be two of my favorite characters in literature and so I found myself in desperate need of some ice cream after this chapter.

I've taken some artistic liberties. I know Tas is looking up but I figure this is at the end of his song, just before he goes back into the cave. I'm not sure what Flint's helm looked like besides the Griffon 'mane' on top so die hard fans will have to excuse me. It was difficult to make Tas look like Tas (or what I feel he should look like) since Kender are known to be childlike yet wrinkly and people don't really look their best when crying.

Anyway, I hope I got the feeling across. I worked harder on this than I set out to. I really was worried more about form than function as I don't really know where the light sorce is and other fun technicalities. Please ignore them. Thank you.

Perhaps I'll do some more DL fan art. I'd like to try my hand at some more characters or, actually, the whole gang. But that's unlikely.

Tasslehoff Burrfoot belongs to Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.