Open Poetry #46 |
Happily Never After |
Chalmette Guy Senior Member
since 2009-03-11
Posts 1257Louisiana |
Far across fertile fields and raging rivers Through woods filled with wooden slivers Underneath the bluest of skies Lies a castle built of stone and timber Proudly does the heralding flags fly, Brightly does the sun ever shine here Washing over the merry people clear Rising up in the middle of the castle, a tower Strong and tall, an example of the royal power Parapets placed upon the top like a crown The princess within, spends every waking hour Forlornly looking out, and down Fingers working the loom, spinning through time Anything to ease her heavy, burdened mind Below the tower, the people move unknowing Their faces beaming, a happy countenance showing Going about with everyday cares While up above, constant tears flowing A still and stifling silence in the air As she waits with hands clasped saintly, Waiting for her prince to return, patiently |
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Mysteria
since 2001-03-07
Posts 18328British Columbia, Canada |
Having read nursery rhymes to the point I can recite them all by heart, this reminded me of Rapunzel. I am thoroughly convinced that you are right and it should be Happily Never After. |
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Oklahoma Rose Senior Member
since 2008-02-28
Posts 1586Oklahoma USA |
You've got that right. |
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