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My Furry Prince


Tick tock the clock struck twelve

It was Him and I

Alone

Him and I against the world

 

Ever since that magical night

I lost my slipper

But

I had a night with him

Him and I against the world

Cinderelly Cinderelly

I hear from down

The stairs

 

Down down I go

The spiral case of steps

There he was

Slipper hanging from his mouth

 

A smile from ear to ear on my face

I ran to him

He ran to me

It was him and I

Him and I against the world

 

My one and only prince charming

Tail wagging and all

Him and I

My dog.




 

 

 
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