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Rapunzel With Cornrows.


 Rapunzel had cornrows
 
 that would never reach the tower floor
 
 but from a far, a prince admired all of its galore
 
 He said "Rapunzel let down your hair that I much adore"
 
 So that I may climb to you and see your grandeur 
 
 Rapunzel thought to herself "what a chore",
 
 "Can't that fool just find the door?"
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