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you that wrong price charming


once upon a time i fell for a princess not a prince

when i looked at him

there was nothing not even a flicker of light to start a fire

when i looked at her

my body could have caused a wildfire

but in my mind i knew it was wrong to desire a woman than a man

so i let it be

their was no harm to imagine

the way her hair was lushes and smooth and his was short and dead

her eyes grew with such rare beauty  like a sunset

but his were just dead like a corpse

her sent was sweet like vanilla

his was the smell of wood and smoke

i envied every man that got to kiss her hand

wishing i could layed a kiss on that hand

but yet i am a woman that desires a touch from another woman

i wondered why i was so diffrenet from the other women why couldnt i love

a man with as much burning love i felt toward a woman

i looked at her once more

my heart broke

she kissed another man

i looked at my husband

and kissed him but it only made my heart shatter

but that was a once upon a time..

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