the quiet
the town too loud
the streets too bright
the house too crowded
a small girl cannot compare
the hustle in the air
she waits for the night
with the peace of sleep
but off in the distance,
a castle appears
the beauty inspires
the quiet calms
without a doubt
she runs a far
to a distant land
with the promise
the promise of quiet
as fast as she can
oh, little Rapunzel
she skips, hops, and jumps
until the day she sees it
the magnificent castle
it's beauty enchanting
to climb the golden rope
atop the castle sits a room
a room lit by the sun
filled with books and toys
filled with joy
free at last
she spends her days
among the toys
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