Susan spent the weekend with her princess phone ,
Crying with the lions by the garden wall .
Sir Lance he has left and Shakespeare's all dressed .
And she'll never hear her favorite Chaucer poem .
She'll count horse tails in sway without failure then say ,
"Oh no one who saves a damsel's in distress ".
Pretty music it will play and two dancing figurines
Will dance on top an antique music box .
Upstairs there's no maid to turn back her covers
And never were there dragons to be slayed .
She'll carry on with her pain , her guilt those royal maps ,
The only tool she's ever learned to have .
Some day she's bound to hear that banjo playing owl ....
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
The Princess and Her Fairy Tales
Posted by Carlus Wilmot at 7:43 PM
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