Realistic Fairytales
Fairytales are for princesses,
Who thrive through beauty,
Who search for Prince Charming
Who need not worry about their brain,
Only their body.
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Fairytales are for evil creatures,
Who threaten families,
Who poison innocents,
Who kill,
And yet the only moral, in the end,
Is that beauty.
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Reality is for women and men,
Who work for what they want,
Who train their brains for an uphill battle,
Who save those families,
Those innocents.
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Reality is for children,
Who learn from mistakes,
Who dream for the better,
Who climb the tallest trees,
Just to accomplish something today.
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Reality is for the strong,
Who know what they want,
Who take it,
Who make the world,
A little bit more like the end of a long adventure book,
Not a fairytale.
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