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Her Real Happily Ever After


Beauty and the Beast,

Who would marry such a man?

Certainly, not such a maiden,

Who actually took to his library much more.

 

She could deal with his mood,

She could deal with his celebrity,

She could deal with his interest,

If at the end she got the books she was promised.

 

And so, she agreed to marry the beast,

If only to get her greatest wish,

They lived happily ever after,

Belle and her books.

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