Tale of Snow White

there once was a princess named snow
she was sad wherever she’d go
because of her mother
who was unlike a brother
truthfully, was jealous with major woe

Snow ran off to the woods one day
found a delightful cottage to stay
home of little men
who let her chuck their chin
They adored her in every way

A woodcutter was sent to kill Snow
when he saw her, he said oh no
he took back a heart
in an apple cart
The stepmother’s mirror gave a glow

angry stepmother wanted Snow White dead
she went to cottage with poisoned apple, red
Snow took a bite
Fell down on the site
Her dwarf friends were bereft in their head

They made her a coffin of glass
She was gorgeous, this beautiful lass
Young handsome prince with a kiss
Gave her corpse a kiss
She woke up, and pounded at the glass!
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