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She Found Herself


Once upon reality, a girl shed a tear for fear she would be alone; Every fairy tale told her that, to be fulfilled, she needed her man. Yet, day after day, as she tried to attract a guy, she felt dejected; During a school dance, she remained home alone with her tub of ice cream. Finally, the dreamy day arrived... dinner, a movie, an ice cream date; She found that she felt she had to act how he wanted. As she sat in her bed, she found she'd been hiding who she was deep down inside; she attended the next dance with her best friend... dancing, smiling, enjoying ice cream, too. Once upon reality, a girl truly found who she really was and her life took flight.
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