//------------------------------// // A Nursery Rhyme // Story: 1000 Needles // by pegasass //------------------------------// A Nursery Rhyme once upon a time in a land called equestria there lived a young mare called princess celestia with her sister princess luna she frolicked and played the moon rose by night and the sun by day but one day luna, shy as can be told to her sister, “oh my, oh me! “celestia, dear sister, i have become so sad “for you see, my sister, i fear i have grown mad!” and with that her wings grew a rather frightful color and the life in her eyes became ever more duller! she let out a cackle; her mane disappeared instead was the night, flowing, and clear celestia stumbled, shocked and afraid when luna attacked her, she felt only dismayed luna reared back, laughing with glee “for you see, dear sister, you no longer scare me!” celestia collapsed, her eyes gloomy and dejected what was she to do, with her sister defected? luna bayed and giggled; she snickered and laughed she hemmed and she hawwed; she sounded quite daft! luna charged her; celestia only dodged the wild and furious attacks and barrage she stumbled and tripped; luna laughed at her gaffe when celestia felt a sudden change on her sister’s behalf celestia, you twit, you defeated discord! the chaos embodiment, the beast most abhorred! luna is gone; the mare is no more you must defeat her, the one you adored! she got to her hooves, her legs unsteady she bent her neck, her horn at the ready luna snickered and she shook her clear mane “oh sister, oh tia, i will never be slain!” the sister ignored her; she charged at the mare the couple divided; no longer a pair before she could dodge her; before she could speak celestia charged her, with only a shriek “what are you doing?!” luna yelped as she fell celestia glared at her, in no mood to dwell she gathered her magic, as much as she could the last thing she saw were her eyes saying i wish you would celestia lay on her bed, all alone and forgotten her dinner was stale; the bread become rotten her mane was colorful, as bright as the noon and she glanced to the sky, and thought of her sister, whom she’d dubbed nightmare moon