Rapunzel and the Crane
A story of girl who locked herself away
Her locks of streaming silver array
Rapunzel was her name.
A story of a crane who wanted a friend
Asked for a witch to help them in the end.
Together tied into one
The girl locked in a tower she made
Fearful of others and life itself
The Crane who watched from afar wishing to talk
Wanting only a day
Both greedy for themselves
Yet much too fearful of their wants
Helping each other
The girl realized that the tower was not a place to live
The Crane came to say goodbye only to leave with the girl by its side
Together they wandered, free and joyful until their dying days.
…
Smiles shared between two
“Where should we go today?"
A greedy smile
Eyes bright in their excitement
Blooming forget-me-nots at their side
“Anywhere. Today, tomorrow, and the next we’re free to be."
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