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Once Upon a Time of Fantasy


As the sun begins to rise,

and the moon no longer shines,

a beautiful girl opens her eyes.

Her eyes may be open but her windows are closed,

and her luscious locks reach far past her toes.

with the swetest soul and purest heart,

the one she calls "mother" is very dark.

She locks her away whileshe seizes the day,

and makes sure her treasured priness stays tucked away.

She has no friends except for a mysterious guy,

he has been by her side since the day she caught his eye.

After all of this time of being locked away, 

she finds a phone but knows not who to page.

So in the middle of the night she escapes through a window,

using her hair to swing through the willows.

She somehow bumps into a strange man who said he had a plan.

He revealed himself to be her long-time myterious friend.

Together they ventured to a distand city,

the scenery was magical and witty.

She got a job and trimmed her hair,

and somehow found here parents there.

So once upon a time of fantasy,

dreams have turned into a reality.

 

 

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