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Every Single Disney Princess..Ever


Once upon a time, there was a small-town girl,

She was viewed as a misfit in a material-world.

Although she was fair with curls eloquently displayed,

She was treated as no more than a scullery maid.

 

This girl was sad, but her days filled with laughter

She had animal friends of every pigment and stature.

Rules against going out did exist,

But even an obedient small-town girl couldn’t resist.

 

When she was seen outside home the townsmen were confused

‘’She must be from another place”, they assumed.

Overwhelmed in jewelry, her heart shinned the brightest.

Such a “rare” quality the townswomen couldn’t recognize it.

 

The prince wanted a bride for himself, he checked every fly on the wall

And every book on the shelf.

But he longed for someone different, thus became the Disney princess.

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