Mahabharata 6.92.63

6.92.63

rathaiśca bahubhirbhagnaiḥ kiṅkiṇījālamālibhiḥ |
vājibhiśca hataiḥ kīrṇaiḥ srastajihvaiḥ saśoṇitaiḥ || 63 ||

And with ornaments of diverse kinds fallen off from their places, with bows lying about, with arrows of golden wings scattered around, with many broken cars adorned with rows of bells, with many slain steeds scattered about covered with blood and with their tongues protruding, with bottoms of cars, standards, quivers, and banners, with gigantic conches, belonging to great heroes, of milky whiteness lying about, and with trunkless elephants lying prostrate, the earth looked beautiful like a damsel adorned with diverse kinds of ornaments. And there, with other elephants pierced with lances and in great agony, and frequently uttering low moans with their trunks, the field of battle looked beautiful as if with moving hills.