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Cinderella's Happily Ever After


Once upon a time

there was a girl who never got a dime

always doing chores

while her step-sisters loudly snore

"Oh  poor Cinderella"

the godmother said while holding an umbrella

her step-mother oh so wicked 

with a slight mustache that was like a thicket

it was require by law 

that she attend school in the fall 

her only time out 

getting to socailize about

she could actually make friends

before her step-sisters made deadends

While  everyone was drooling over Prince Charming 

she had eyes for Miss Charming

It was  Prince Chaming's little sister

she wasn't  interested in a mister

she snuck out to a dance 

for once she wasn't wearing pants

it was a beautiful  dress

her hair fantastically a mess

at the end of the night  

almost didn't happen because of fright

they kissed

it was beautiful with the evening mist

they decided to run away 

and go far far away 

to create their own destiny 

the way they thought it ought to be

with a little help from the godmother 

nothing could have been better

 

 

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