Happily Ever After
The only way to start is Once Upon A Time
Promise of adventure in one short line
A tale of enduring hardship
To fight or to clean
To show a young maiden's trials
And dreams of becoming Queen
But never fear, it won't be long
Before a handsome prince comes along
He will sweep her off her feet
Right her wrong
And turn their love
Into a harmonious song.
Her life will be bliss
Her callouses rewarded
But don't you dare miss
What the moral has awarded:
Be strong, remain steadfast
Don't lose courage
Your trials won't last
Your prince will come
A man fit for you
To marry you in Gods palace
And live in His heavenly kingdom, too.
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