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Helpless in a Tower


Taken from the moment of being a baby As a punishment of her mother craving The witch raised Rapunzel Like a dog trapped by a muzzle She was locked in a tower Never having sight of beautiful flowers Until a prince saw her from afar The princess helpless trapped behind bars The prince tried to help But no one would listen to his Yelp One day he tied a cell phone to her long golden hair As an attempt to release her from her jail But the witch caught her with her phone And cut off her long golden locks That wicked old crone With her newly cut hair The princess tried to escape So she fell out of her tower but landed on a snake The prince came to her rescue but may have been too late For she was nearly dead He laid her on a bed Gave her some amoxicillin And they both were chillin
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