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The Tale of Two Sisters


All sisters have a unique relationships,

These have been modeled off of a unique pair of sisters

One who had a frozen heart,

The other whose heart was filled with true love.

 

The eldest would have a hard time opening up to her sister, 

And the youngest kept asking to spend time with her.

She never understood why her sister always shut her out.

 

The eldest was a protector,

Wishing her little sister would never know the reality of the world.

How men could say they were in love with her, 

Just try to and advance their position.

 

But through their fights about Anna's choice in men,

Elsa became more open, and finally shared why she was shut out.

In the end, the sisters will become best friends,

And realize that love could overcome anything.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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