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The True Tale of Prince Ali


The tale of Prince Ali may appear to be full of joy and dreams come true

But the story of the real Aladdin is what i shall spew
 
From a far away land where an abundance of camel and goat must roam
 
A prosperous city full of lively and kind people belong to Myghadom
 
In the city of Myghadom the people may be ruled by a person of royalty
 
Here the heir of the throne would be Prince Ali who pledged his loyalty
 
In the city of riches his royalty himself promised to forever stand for the people
 
But the prince was caught sinning in Myghadom's steeple 
 
It wasn't long for all the folks to have heard that their ruler has been false
 
From that point on Prince Ali would be banished and to always remember his fault
 
Now, the prince belonged to Myghadom but that was once before,
 
Aladdin has gone to Agrabah to live his life with Princess Jasmine and more
 
 

 

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