The Step Sisters
You grew tired, and weary
Tired of waiting and watching her
Her beauty radiated off of her
A blind man could even see it
She even made plain jane clothing seem like high end fashion
Her cheeks were like two roses
Her eyes were two cerulean pools
Any man with right sense would willingly dive right in
But you were nothing
It took sleeping on gold
Wrapping yourself in lavender
Placing jewels upon your body
To become attractive
No, you didn't hate her
You loved her and she captivated you
You wished you could wear her
Put her over you, become her
Instead you belittled her because you realized
You were not her
You're not evil
You're a lovely girl, a brilliant girl who has allowed her self esteem
to plummet
Plummet to the point where
You had to bury her
Hurt her
Just so you could feel pretty
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