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Once Upon A Time


Once upon a time 

On a beautiful sunset I felt like you were mine.

But at the time it did not seem right,

 My crippled family told me fight.

So I did, I put on my woman armor,

But God you were such a charmer.

Who would want a women that was a failure?

I will try again later. 

But one day I saw you there, 

Wishing we could pair.

The way your eyes shine bright as the sun,

Was such a hit and run.

The moment you step closer to me,

was the moment I wanted to flee.

When you held your hand out,

You were my all about.

It was the moment where we both felt home,

for our crippled family left to Rome.

For you are my once upon a time,

I know that you will always be my forever mine.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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