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Forget Me Not and the Silver Prince They loved to run and play In the cold of winter time This chilly snowy day With mittens in a shade of red And boots to match the same They followed footprints in the snow This was their favorite game Running to the forest edge They looked so deep inside When footprints that they found instead Had seemed to run and hide For hours they still played this game No heed they paid the cold Forget Me Not began to cry The Silver Prince so bold Said, “Why now cry my little friend In tears that come to freeze A’ shimmering your bright red cheeks As we gaze on the trees” Forget Me Not then answered him While shivering where she stood “The trees,” she said. “They are all dead No leaves do hold their wood” The Silver Prince began to laugh As snowflakes sat his eyes To chuckle at the words she said As snow fell from the skies “My tiny friend, oh precious one These trees are but asleep If you would listen closely now Their snores shall quell your weep” Forget Me Not then listened For in the forest roared A gust of wind so chilling cold Alas the trees had snored “For it is every winter” The Silver Prince did speak “The trees they fall to slumbering As through the cold they sleep” She smiled like the sunrise Beneath her golden hair For this one fact that he had told She sure was not aware Returning to the castle He took her by the hand And whispered something in her ear That she did understand He told her that he loved her And if she followed true He’d teach her all she needs to know Of everything he knew From that day forth they wandered She learned from all he said But one thing true he whispered Kept flowing through her head Her heart was filled with laughter Her eyes they shone so bright Each day that they would run and play Within the warm sunlight When spring it now descended New leaves upon the trees Fresh flowers in the garden grew A soft inviting breeze For at this time she noticed His words were not a lark For every tree turned green again Within their favorite park And on this day she whispered To him these words so true The Silver Prince he smiled She said, I love you too
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