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Locks of Love


Rapunzel, Rapunzel,

She let down her hair,

47 feet,

Twas too long to keep care,

 

Decision made,

Her heart steadfast,

A hairdresser was called,

An appointment made fast,

 

A snip here,

A snip there,

She donated a share,

To the kids with heads bare,

 

Gone were the long, banal, golden tresses,

Now there was fringe,

Multi-layers,

And full highlights,

 

A lighter feeling in her heart and on top,

Felt dear Rapunzel as she left the hair shop,

The tall princess now sporting,

A stylish, chjin-length mop.

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