Disclaimer: I do not own Narnia or its characters.
Author's Note: My first time writing something Narnia-related, so Flames are appriciated. But just the ones that actually tell me what they didn't like about this and not the one-sentence ones. Suggestions and Critisism is also looked forward to. And note, these are my opinions and they are no-way true (maybe some).
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Titles
By Little
Tweenkle in the Sky
The Valiant. The Just. The Gentle. The Magnificent.
These are the names their people know them by.
They look upon The Valiant
for happiness that has been lost.
They look upon The Gentle
for the guidance they may doubt.
They look upon The Just
for patience they may need.
They look upon the
Magnificent to rule their Land with trust.
But those are just titles.
Her companions and people
never ponder why she is always so happy and helpful, thinking it's
her nature.
Her companions and people
do not know why she puts on such a happy mask to hide her true
thoughts.
Her companions and people
never wonder as to what goes through their young queen's mind as she
ponders on things beyond her age.
But they see her twinkling
eyes and her wonderous laugh; and to them she shall always be known
as Queen Lucy the Valiant, the healer of Narnia.
His people do not know of
the doubt that catches up to the young King as he wonders if he is
truly forgiven.
His people do not know of
the smile he fakes as he is breaking down with guilt inside.
His people do not know of
what goes on through his mind as he sits quietly with his family
pondering over his doubts.
But they see his tense
stance and hear the justice in his words; and to them, he shall
always be known as King Edmund the Just, the once-gone traitor.
Her suitors and admirers
do not think much of it when she sits quietly unspeaking as her
thoughts flow through her mind.
Her suitors and admirers
do not think much as to if and why she doubts her beauty and the
other praises they bestow upon her.
Her suitors and admirers
do not think much as to why she rejects them and has yet not married
as she waits for the person who sees through her shell.
But they see her light
smile and marvel at her persona; and to them, she shall always be
known as Queen Susan the Gentle, the most beautiful woman.
They know not of the
worries that cross the High King's mind as to if he is ruling
rightfully.
They know not of the
sadness the High King feels as he realizes they look upon him as a
replacement for Aslan; as a god of some sort.
They know not of the guilt
that flows over him as he marches into yet another battle and wonders
if killing what they labeled 'enemies' is right.
But they see his confident
smile and hear his speech; and to them, he shall always be known as
High King Peter the Magnificent, the King of all Kings.
The Valiant. The Just. The Gentle. The Magnificent.
They are just titles.
And the now Kings and Queens have been exposed to the importance of it all too young.
They have been told to grow up far too soon.