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Cinderella


Once upon a time,

after a father died,

and a step mother arrived,

with two stingy daughters,

was a third, 

that was always bothered.

 

With an invitation to the ball,

the two step-sisters wanted it all.

Forbidding the younger

sister to go,

little knowing

she would steal the show.

 

with the help of a 

fairy godmothers power.

she was granted until the twelveth hour,

with the dress, shoes, carriage and all,

she set off into the night,

ready for the ball.

 

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