Thank Goodness
Once upon a time, there was a girl name Cinderella,
She had a manipulative stepsister name, Ella,
And her abusive stepmother name is Bella.
Cinderella’s dad passed away,
Cinderella was crying in a cafe.
A girl approached her,
The girl came and comforted her.
Cinderella stopped crying,
Her eyes started drying.
The girl made a joke,
And bought Cinderella a diet coke.
Cinderella went home,
And her mind started to roam.
Her wonders took her to a cabinet,
As if she was attracted to it like a magnet.
She opened the cabinet to see a something suck her in it,
She fell into a magical realm of a dark void and she fell into a fit.
She woke up to see her dad,
Her dad looked sad.
Her dad told her to look for something under her bed,
And her dad said,
Use this and get out of this deathbed.
Cinderella was old enough to understand what that meant,
She was zoomed out of that cabinet and went.
She saw what was under her bed,
And she said,
Oh, thank goodness.
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