The Princess and the Frog
The Princess and the Frog
Once upon a time there was a girl
She heard about a princess who kissed
A frog; she imagined her own prince
And she fell in love
Years pass by, the girl had
To face reality; she grew older, and her
Maturity made her forget about
The prince she wished she’d meet
Then one day, the girl
Tripped, stumbled; just about
To step on the tiny royalty
Her dream being told
Overjoyed, ecstatic, the girl
Told no one; she brought him
Home in her jacket pocket
The prince she loved
Now, on her knees, the girl
Was faced with her dream; she
Leaned in close, ready to meet
Her magical Prince-to-be
But she was only met with
A sloppy kiss; her dreams reduced
To the slime before her lips
And she almost lost her bliss
Reality may not be some
Fairytale; why should it? I am not here
To find a prince, but to become
The fairytale female
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