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Happily Ever After


Happily ever after seemed to be so easy, It was there within reach. Me and you always and forever, We were our own fairytale. Happily ever after was just within our grasp, So close I could taste. I wanted it, I needed it. You were my Prince Charming. Happily ever after slowly started to fade, As if there was a curse on our love. The sun started to set, We plummeted into darkness. Happily ever after was stolen from me, Evil forces came and destroyed it. Something took over you. Prince Charming was no more. Happily ever after seemed to be gone forever. I waited for it to return. Like Rapunzel in her tower, Waited for my Prince to come. Happily ever after never returned, The fairytale was lost. Rapunzel would never be saved. The Prince was lost forever. Happily ever after cannot be. This is not a fairytale. I must step out of my tower, Save myself. I cannot wait forever, for happily ever after.
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