ππππ ππππππππππ ππππππππ ππππ ππππππππ ππ ππ ππππππ ;Β Β whilst this defied her suchness as celestial body, orbit-shackled to natural arrangements.Β selene was born to catch fallen stars ;Β to keep a globe in place which long refused order, one so desperate to shatter and drown into its self-inflicted calamities, its wars, its addictions for her crystalline tears to numb the powerlessness.Β burdens unbeknownst to you, this maiden child, too, had yet to taste cinder, touch fire, behold a blaze, whereas it was her utmost purpose to witness the world wholly in all its terrific stages, and to accept all impending marring.Β she was not to be spared, she was to be wrought for gods.Β this sisterhood required both children to be people, but they soon would find each other bereft of human components.Β nevermore an exchange of delights, caught in the midst of crossfires one so young be far too naive to. a day so dreadful she enclosed her little star between her arms and hoped for this week to ever last.Β freeze into stasis /Β safely eternalΒ / sheltered and unstained.Β Β " no one will, i'm afraid.Β it's always been you, and you will always be the one i shall share desserts and pick flowers with.Β but you needn't fret over me.Β i learn to take care of myselfβ "Β Β little effort was invested to repress trembling breath, a rasp song of lament.Β (Β still but a child.Β still a sister.Β )Β Β " promise me to be good. "Β
πππ πππππππ πππππππ ππ πππππππππ πππππππππ. the moon to the stars. the virtuous to the luxuriate. one bounded by bygone oath and the other a mere spare. in this soliloquy adorned by destiny, unknowing asteria can only cling to her own frustration. her discontent immerging from childish inconvenience, unable to let go the sister to whom she held so dear. the mere embodiment of youthful ignorance, the tips of starlight's fingers only knows how to flee. runaway and hide, while shrinking away from any known responsibility. she simply could not understand, for how could she when you had shielded her wings so that she may know flight. always always so selfless, how could she see anything passed the obedience you solemnly shoulder ββ you are still a child, selene. you are. you are her sister first, before you were someone else's oracle.
β ββwhat if i give you all my pudding cups, can't you stay more then a week ? β see how she begs, her pouty lips bartering her known delights. β i don't want to share you. who else is going to pick flowers with you and sneak the strawberry candy to you during prayer time ? β such a spoiled child, yet genuine all the same. β sometimes you forget to eat too, so who is going to take care of you all the way over there if we are all here ? it's so silly. β