The Sun Has Faded

by luna the writer

Rating: teen
Tags: Slice of Life, Dark, Alternate Universe, Sad, Tragedy, Random
Length: 351

Twilight's letters to Celestia after her sudden death.

Celestia has died. Leaving Equestria to Twilight's care. Twilight has final words for her after she goes.
[Depressing]
[Poems]

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2016-02-26 01:54:36 UTC

A Note

My eyes had went to black. My horn glowed green energy. This was the end. The end as I know it. The end as no one else knows, as they will not die in the same way as I.

I stepped to the edge of the roof.

There was nothing to live for.

All my friends think I'm a murderer.

I did it for you, Celestia.

I did it for you.

The Sun Has Faded

Celestia,

What have I done wrong?

When the stars begin to dim,

and my eyes begin to water,

my luck is wearing thin,

You're gone and I've begun to falter.

I've surrendered to my misery,

this hole I can't climb out of.

All that's left is memory,

And your sun that shines dimly above.

It's hard for me.

That's crystal clear,

crystals that fall from my eyes.

Everyone begins to see.

It's something I can't quite understand,

This feeling I have inside.

It's as if the all the clouds in the sky,

Have just decided to land.

And land inside, deep in my soul.

My eyes are dark,

As black as coal.

I have died,

Along with you,

Melted into the sky,

As all these years creep by.

My friends are beyond concerned,

As I sit here alone,

In the castle you helped me obtain.

I write this in the hospital.

The insane hospital.

I killed Luna today.

So she could be with you.

I know where you're going.

You've already gone.

I know where I'm heading.

I know that I'm not wrong.

The moon has left the sky,

The stars have not aligned.

All my fears are coming,

Coming into one.

I silently closed the scroll. I tied the black ribbon around it. I closed my eyes. I let go of it. It blew in the wind and carried itself up, up, up towards the clouds. As I stood on the roof of the hospital, I grinned. Grinned at my work. Grinned at the bloody corpses I had freshly killed. To get up here. And send her a final note.