Young Elsa’s Despair: A Frozen Poem

Young Elsa’s Despair: A Frozen Poem

By Emily Geerling

Word Count: 200

Rated: G (suitable for all audiences)

Summary: A frozen poem

Here I am, on the floor,
All alone in my room.
Another day goes by;
I can’t escape the gloom.

The power of my hands,
Which I cannot control,
Continues to rage on
And slowly takes its toll.

I haven’t seen my sister
For at least a year
Because I am a danger
To all that I hold dear.

Every day, Anna knocks,
But I can’t let her in.
I wish that I could show her
The pain I feel within.

She doesn’t understand
The pain I’m going through.
At least she still remembers
The things we used to do.

“Do you wanna build a snowman?”
“Go away, Anna.”

I want to build a snowman.
It’s always tons of fun.
But then, what if I hurt you?
All I love would be gone.

This has to be secret
So that I don’t harm you.
If I were to cause your death,
I know that I’d die too.

So please, just go away.
It’s really for the best.
And I’ll wait for the night
Though I know I’ll find no rest.

I’ll spend another night
Fighting off this spell.
If only I could do it!
Then all would be well.

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