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Once upon a now


Once upon a time in village called TreeVille,

There lived a poor girl in a shack on the hill.

She was lonely and sad,

With no Mother or Dad. 

The chores and the fees were all hers to do,

and her pain is something nobody knew.

By accident one day

She met a prince I must say

Whom saw all her anguish

Which he helped her to vanquish.

They were wed within a few weeks

And turned her old house that creaks

Into a place for a happily ever after.

This story is not once upon a time

It could even be mine.

Never judge a person on who they appear to be

They all end as royalty youll see.

Seek for your happily ever after

And live in joy and laughter.

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