Once Upon a Time
Once upon a time
We all know how this story goes
The maiden gets new clothes
She attends the ball and falls for the prince
Then the clock strikes twelve and she sprints
Eventually her true love comes
And together they overcome
But this is not that tale
This story measures on a different scale
The story, like many others, starts the same
A poor girl with a name
Decides to run away
The evil villain decides to attack on a Sunday
Continuing the cliché, the princess falls into a deep slumber
In comes the prince, riding through rain and thunder
To awake the beauty with a kiss
In hopes that together they may experience pure bliss
As his lips touched hers, the girl rose
The birds sing and the wind blows
Looking up at the figure, the poor girl winced
The prince, unknown to the issue, was convinced
They were to wed in a fortnight and runaway
“Um…sorry your highness, but I’m actually gay”
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