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The Little Mermaid-Once Upon A Time...


She's the daughter of a king,

but doesn't have a ring.

She can really sing,

but doesn't have wings.

 

She really wants to walk,

but when she does she can't talk.

When Ursula takes away her voice all she can do is squawk.

 

She is on land,

she walks in the sand.

She has hands and looks out at the strand.

 

She meets this boy,

his name is not Troy.

He fills her with joy.

 

She saves him from the storm,

this is not considered a norm.

Ursula will transform,

but Ariel will swarm her.

 

Ariel gets her voice,

she is given a choice.

She will rejoice.

 

She has a wedding,

soon there will be no bedding.

There may not be a beheading,

but Ariel will soon take Prince Eric's hedding.

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