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Who Needs a Prince?


Once upon a time there lived a princess a princess in a tower,

She resided there in the snow, in the sun and even during a springtime shower.

Men climbed to her from far and wide,

Most lived to be rejected, but many fell and died.

No matter who she met,

They always left with a long descent and much regret.

Some had long hair and some had short, some had curls,

But it did not matter to her because she liked girls.

 
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