And They Lived Happily Ever
How was that poem
you read in the meadow
There as the sun shone
so warm on your skin
About a man and
a beautiful princess
And how her heart
he was trying to win
Slaying a dragon with
fire breath breathing
Saving her life with
a sword and with style
Bringing her jewels and
a rose from the garden
Whatever it took so
he could see her smile
She took his hand and
then thanked him so sweetly
Said that she needed not
flowers and stones
All she desired was a
man who would love her
Stand by her side,
never leave her alone
I am that man, said this
commoner kneeling
I will be faithful each
day of your life
Beautiful princess, you'd
make me so happy
If you would say yes
to being my wife
Needless to say there was
joy in the kingdom
Love was in bloom
as their life did begin
But did you know in this
poem I’ve written
You were the princess
and well, I was him
And they lived happily ever. . . . . .
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