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Dear Evil Queen


Once a Upon a Time

That’s how it all started

For a beautiful girl like Ely

To become cold hearted

 

Sweet, kind and strong

So much for a farmer’s daughter

But she was careless, young and free

Until a wealthy boy caught her

 

In love with life, she married him

Leaving her family for gold

She was a little blinded by it

And by Sir Alexander’s world

 

Surrounded by everything and anything

Ely was treated like a queen

But deep inside…she was the same girl

Still the farmer’s sweet teen

 

Alexander was a dream come true

A handsome known royal

But nightmares are dreams too

He was everything but loyal

 

One day he abandoned Ely

For a excuse she didn’t understand

“You are not beautiful enough” he said

Leaving but getting her heart in hand

 

But that’s not what crushed her

He ran away with her little sister

A beautiful black hair girl

Since then…Hate was Ely’s mister

 

Dark feelings started to consume her

It was simple, she didn’t felt enough

Deep was her sadness…

That welcomed magic and stuff

 

She became a great witch

But nobody had to know

It was a secret she liked to keep

Like the ‘why’ her beauty grew

 

She kept herself prettier than ever

They will called her “The fairest of them all”

Even though, she felt empty

“Was the point to look like a doll?”

 

Months turned into years and…

They found a man for the Kingdom

It was the same bastard who left her…

The one who awaked evil and wisdom

 

He was single as ever

Because her sister died giving birth

Ely didn’t know anything

Neither get their life’s worth

 

“Oh revenge, sweetest like an apple.

You came in a perfect timing

Let’s welcome the new King

And with my beauty leave him blinding.”

 

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