My Drunk, Aunt

Its’ Halloween, I am waiting for the fairy queen,
      She is my aunt, but mostly drunk.
      Every year, she turned me into a princess,
      So far her magic was always a success.

    This year I decided to be Cinderella,
    Wearing a beautiful dress and a shiny crown.
    Here she comes, but O my, she is drunk!
    I am nervous, what if she mess it up?
   And I changed into a dud?

   She waved her wand, to turn me into Cinderella,
   But then she slurred, and transformed me, into Annabelle!
   I’m a freaking, scary doll! 
   Kids would not do trick a treat with me,
   Changed me back, I plead.

   But her magic can only do once the trick,
   Now I am a total freak.
   I grabbed the wand, I gave it a try, and Poof!
   Here I am standing, big and orange,
   I am a pumpkin!!
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