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Her Prince


Deep in slumber, Rapunzel impatiently waited

A hundred years had gone by

And she felt rather outdated

As old as a pie covered in flies

 

But her Prince was coming for her

So she never did sleep in fear

She hoped for a beautiful boy she’d prefer

Someone who would love her dear

 

But when her “Prince” finally came to save her from death

Dressed in rags with cheap

Beer and a sneer on his breath

She wished she were still asleep.

 
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KatherineKalaj
<p>Awesome work!!</p>

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