Once Upon A Nightmare
Once upon a time.....
There once was a girl
Her hair was as fine as pure gold
her skin was as smooth as milk.
Her mother and father were both wealthy tycoons who showered her with gifts
She had it all...
but life has an amusing way of tainting the light with darkness
her mother died and her father became depressed
The girl became lost
a blowing force swept into their lives
a woman by the name of Madmoiselle
accompanied by twins of pure evil
the father, desperate for a womanly comfort, married her
beautiful occasion
rather than white roses there were black roses
a wedding fit for the reaper
in a way it was the nail that sealed the poor girls coffin
months later the father was stricken
in his end, it was his broken heart for his first love
that caused his untimely demise
his little girls fate was sealed
without her beloved birth parents
she knew not what to do
the girl became an old age slave
an artist if you will
her palette consisted of gray mop water, white soap, and black dust
the mop and broom were her brushes
the house was her muse
She was the mouse and Madmoiselle and her twin daughters were hungry cats
now it just so happened, the king at the time hosted a ball
the ball was meant to attract pretty young playthings for the prince
he had a.....fascination....for them
everyone was invited as you, dear reader, must know
but the girl was not permitted
for Madmoiselle deemed her as too plain and unattractive
so as the girl wept
her tears mingled with the mop water and bled into into the floor boards
later, as the clock struck midnight, the evil twins burst into the house
dresses were torn, makeup was smudged, arms and legs were scratched
it seems the prince took too much of a liking to them
he took his....fascination a little too far
as Madmoiselle flitted and fretted aboout the twins, the young girl smiled
the next day, the prince came for his new playthings and the twins hid
the young girl approached the prince and they bartered
the hiding place of the twins for freedom to a new life
as the twins were dragged away and Madmoiselle wept, the young girl smiled
justice truly is swift and good things come to those who wait
and this, dear reader, was the story of Cinderella
The End
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