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The importance of self-happiness


Cinderella was a shy girl Battered down under her step-mothers thumb To afraid to speak up Feeling trapped and hopeless She went through her daily routine Like a zombie, with no life whatsoever But she had one thing going for her She could sew anything From skirt to wedding dress She had what some may call Magic hands With impeccable detailing As her signature So she started a small business She sold 5 dresses the first day And moved out of her step-mothers house She slowly started coming out of her shell She became more confident Since she wasn't surrounded by all the negativity Realizing that she had to stand up for herself to succeed in her business So she spoke up with her chin and her head held high Not letting anyone Drown out her voice Concluding that the Are those that Their happiness for anyone No matter the situation
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