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Tinderella


Cinderella lived a wretched life,

She had to do all the chores for her dad's wicked wife.

Cinderella had one little thing that gave her hope, 

An app on her phone called Tinder helped her to cope.

One day as she she was swiping left and right,

A guy stood out for he seemed so bright.

He was handsome and sweet, with an adventurous past, 

She hoped she could make this into a thing that would last.

The next day Cinderella got quite the suprise,

The man had matched with her, so she made herself some fries.

He invited her over, but her stepmom said no.

Cinderella was so upset she wanted to blow.

She came up with a plan to get herself out,

She created a dance night that no one would doubt.

On the night of the dance, the stepmom left in a hurry,

Cinderella realized her stepmom would be out all night, so she took her chance and scurried.

Finally they met up, Cinderella and this guy,

He had dinner all made and some stuff he did buy.

As the night came to an end, they made plans to run away.

Cinderella's man changed his mind the very next day. 

The guy had got what he wanted, and now he was done.

And Cinderella realized her life had no room for fun.

 

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