Stepsisters lament
Blinded
Veiled by vanitys lace
Our fault? Not really.
The parents are shamed in this case
Control? We were never without.
Money? beauty?
Never a doubt
Until the prince chose a sepreate route.
But did we want him
Or the idea of royalty and gain
Would it have been worth
The cost of toes and heels and pain?
Turns out it wasn't
A least in Cinderellas case
A prince who meets other women
Solely for the chase
We went into the woods
Surprisigly with little regret
Our pathways now
Are more clearly set.
We still ended up royal
With the beauty a dresses
Just with blind eyes
To remind that beauty is subjective
(This isn't part of the poem just a disclaimer to show that I don't own any aspect of the musical Into The Woods which this is based upon.)
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