The Helmet Full of Pomegranates

A warrior steadies an inverted bronze helmet filled with pomegranates while a child reaches for the fruit.

Imagined Hellas. The bronze still bears the marks of battle. Today it holds pomegranates, and the hand that once carried it into danger steadies it for a child. In the courtyard shade, a warrior finds another use for strength: making something ordinary feel safe.

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The Helmet Full of Pomegranates

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