The Evil Queen
Once upon a time
In a land so far away
A Queen sat on her marble throne
Watching her daughter play
The girl was young and innocent
Already fair and bright
With skin as white as snow
And hair as dark as night
The Queen, she loved her daughter so
Snow brought joy into her life
But the Queen knew when she grew older
She’d encounter so much strife
The Queen frowned as she remembered
All the lovers that had failed
To take her heart completely
And slowly she exhaled
She watched her daughter grow
More beautiful each day
And knew soon boys would fall for her
But her heart they would betray
When the girl turned fourteen years of age
The Queen designed a plan
She knew that she’d become the villain
But the princess would get her man
It broke her heart to make Snow leave
And when she watched her fall
The princess lying on the floor
Looked so very, very small
The Queen fled to her castle
And waited anxiously
For news of the long-lost princess
Coming home to her, carefree
But she didn’t hear a single word
And her worry grew and grew
So again she donned a disguise
And through the woods she flew
Then suddenly, from the east
Hoof beats could be heard
A prince emerged from the forest
Inside her, hope was stirred
The prince approached the sleeping girl
As he did, the glass withdrew
He leaned forward and the Queen held her breath
The young boy’s body blocking her view
She crossed her fingers, closed her eyes
And wished as hard as she possibly could
And when she heard a gasp of shock
She knew all had gone as it should
She only stayed to see Snow wake
And smile at her one true love
She turned and fled to not be seen
And she thanked the Lord above
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