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When Rapunzel Got Bored


"Rapunzel,
Rapunzel,
let down your
hair."
At the time the
prince shouted these words,
nothing happened.
Where was Rapunzel?
...The tale starts
a while back.
A few months ago,
Rapunzel idly combed
her hair with a sigh.
She was seriously
bored to death.
There was nothing to do
at
all. So
she left the tower.
Scissor in hand
she snipped her long hair off.
She tied both ends with a
white cloth
and threw it out and down
down, down the tower.
A golden staircase
appeared.
She walked
down. And when her feet
touched the ground
she seemed to glow
in the sunlight.
This was where here adventure would begin.
Now
all she need to do
was get out of the forest.
 

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