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The King's Daughter


Once in a kingdom the no longer exists, 

There lived might king and his little princess.

He loved her with every ounce in his heart. 

A day came about where the king fell ill.

His daughter sat beside his bedside.

With his last dying breath he told her his love for her.

Beloved stop crying, I will always be with you. 

Here in your heart, and here in your mind.

Remeber that I will love you forever.

Death will not stop the love in my heart.

Remember what I taught you.

Remember my love.

And with those last words the king was gone.

The princess promised she would remember,

the love he had. 

She would rememeber the things he said. 

The princess never forgot her father's last wishes. 

Even in death his love for his princess never perished.

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poemgirl2913

Just so you all know I am ADHD and Dyslexic so I have trouble spelling and my brain goes way to fast sometimes. Sorry for any of the misspellings. I really love to write. I love to paint as well.

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