A/N:Just a short piece describing the sun and the moon and their adventures across the sky as a fairy tale romance.

EL SOL Y LA LUNA

(The Sun and The Moon)

Without one, the other loses half its glory. Together like wind and water. Always racing across the sky, towards each other. Often than not he catches her and they both go to their chamber, where he tries to win her over.

He, with his blond hair and cerulean eyes, has a smile which makes everyone comfortable unless he is angry, in which case one would do best not to even meet him. His unchecked fury leaves those who tried to meet him with fiery stinging burns.

She, raven haired with twinkling cobalt eyes, is much calmer than him. With a man like him, she has to be. She is almost impossible to anger. Her calming, radiant aura immediately flies out to anybody who sees her.

Only she can pull him out of his anger. Even when blinded by rage, he can't help but smile at her, and she always smiles coyly back. He then flirts and teases shamelessly, trying to woo her into spending the night with him, all his anger forgotten. She declines, but each night brings them closer to the bedroom.

After a fortnight of refusal, his charm finally wins her over. They spend the entire night in the bedroom. The next morning, he seems a little happier, a little calmer. The next two weeks are spent beautifying herself for him, even though he thinks she looks divine anytime, wearing anything or even nothing. He comes to her every night, but she only lets him see a little bit, a little more each night, saving the entire picture for the fourteenth night. The last night, she comes out in all her majesty.

His breath is snatched from him. He does what he has every right to as a husband. He wildly kisses her, the hands of both ceaselessly roaming over the other's body. He marks her as his; these marks don't go away easily. She marks him too, though her marks aren't as easily seen. He doesn't try anything tonight but the next two weeks will be spent getting himself into her favor. Occasionally, both will bend and spend all day and night together, sending their friends to watch the skies.

Ever since their wedding, their lives have been a perpetual honeymoon, always in a different place doing what two in love do. Such has been their love for millenniums, and such will be their love for millenniums, rulers of the sky and each other's hearts.