Princesses with no Prince Charming
Once upon a time is a story to be told,
not all stories were perfect but yet they still were sold,
fairytales these days have the same old ending,
that's why they are called classics because it's the same message they are sending,
there is a character among the story that is either good or bad,
there's also a savior that drives them mad,
it's not just that that these stories have in common,
there is a prince among the mist that saves the princess from drowning,
what people don't know,
yet they still don't tend to see,
that the people that help them through the pain is the importance of everything,
like the mice friends in Cinderella,
like the father of Belle in Beauty and the Beast,
it could be friends or family that help them in their long lost journey,
It's not all about the fame or fortune or the prince that sweeps you off your feet,
it's the journey and the people you surround yourself with,
that lead you to where you want to be.
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