Peter Pevensie
growing up (again) is hard ~ poem 15/30
I lingered long by the wardrobe, But a wardrobe it remained; It never opened, never changed, And left its silence unexplained. I realize that this is home But I've never felt so lost; I always knew we'd have to leave Yet never counted the cost. This world is not what I want now, It's a snare I can't escape; All I can see is that land beyond It's a dream that I can't shake. Kings and queens in our halls of light The world lay at our feet; We were older, braver, wiser, In Narnia, I became complete. Those were the best days of our lives But now those days are gone; We're children again, helpless and small, And everything feels so wrong. Aslan, why can't I find you here, Will you never call me back? Will you leave me alone forever, Mourning the life I now lack?








Things Ava Writes Poems about:
*Stars
*Inanimite objects with personalities
*Peters
I really enjoyed this, Ava! You captured the bittersweetness of growing up and I loved that you wrote it from Peter's perspective.