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Happily Never After

“Once upon a time” The age old fairytale About each perfect little princess Finding her perfect little male From birth into adulthood We read about princes and knights We’re promised a perfect match To join us on our plight So we sigh and sit and wait Or sit and work and sigh Always quietly wondering If our prince has passed us by Then with each lunar passing And each trip around the sun Our age brusquely informs us That our prince may never come No knights on noble steeds Ride up to right our wrongs There is no handsome nobleman To play us his love songs Except for those of course Whose love proves insincere The ones who leave us jilted And actualize our greatest fears With each disappointment Another petal falls away Slowly killing any magic Leftover from our early days Until one day an unassuming Handsome man appears Offers a ride on his white horse Then promptly disappears
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elizabeth-foley
32 / F
Published
Mar 5, 2019
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32·160
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#happy#endings#fairytale#breakup#love#sad
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