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The Non-Seeing Eye


 Oblivious to all they fell for Snow White:

Her red bow and black wavy hair,

no one could compare. 

 

I sit in silence judged by all, 

no one knows my story. 

 

I was inlove, which was forbidden 

That's why we kept it hidden. My king to be's daughter

Had come up to me and I told her what has happend,

she promised not to tell. My mother hated me

for not wanting to be queen. 

 

The next day came

I was supposed to meet my love 

in the cabin, but that did not happen. 

Waterfalls ran down my face as I ran to the castle. 

 

My mother told me she did what was best

She tore out my lovers chest. I ran to the princess 

and asked why she lied; She got on both knees 

begging for forgiveness, but there was nothing to forgive.

 

My heart grew dark and my faith flew away

i promised myself; Snow White would never see 

another day. 

 

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