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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Capucine, Capucine, let down your hair," yelled the Prince so handsome and fair climbing up the braids, no knowledge Capucine's hair was cut an enchantress yelled down from the tower, “Keep your mouth shut.” “Capucine has been sent to the desert, you sad, little flea. Now, go home to your king—Capucine, you will never see!” The Prince fell off of the tower into the roses, piercing his eyes badly stressed…screaming,screaming, swatting at the flies the Prince, sadly blind as could be, wandered hurt finally, his search discovered his lady's desert-- Capucine and the twins… (You see the two had been naughty.) A boy and a girl…Capucine was teaching them to potty. “Oh no, you are blind, sir. You look so forlorn. First, I think I should pull out those thorns." sixteen in each eye, so the Prince did cry opening his eyes, it was then he fancied to die. "Capucine, where's the hair? It should be growing. I thought you were pretty, but without your blond, flowing…" The Prince hurt Capucine by saying she was “ugly” she told the Prince he was acting so smugly a broken heart is what she had, “It’s not only looks that makes a person. It’s the innermost self that’s important.” His look made everything worsen This pair decided to part…each one with a child…a son for him the girl with Capucine, who said, "I know this is just a princely whim." Moral: Don’t cut your hair if you want to keep your Prince.
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