Winter's Hunter
Evil stepmother’s reflection
Heading in the Hunter’s direction
Wanting a heart
Nil will set her apart
Expending any bill
No other way would give her such trill
No botox or laser
Can help be fresher
Needing the heart of the pale and the lesser
Not anyone, but a girl
Dark haired with crimson lips
And winsome beauty
Little did the step mother know
The Hunter was indeed in love with the girl
He ran with a pace
With such delicate grace
To tell the truth to her face
Such cruel matter
That the girl was her step flower
Only she had the power
To run at that hour
Into the dusky forest
Trotting far
Tumbling into a cave
With a bang of the head
On a gemstone instead
She said “Good lord am I dead?”
As eyes became heavy
An obsidian night
In the morning the dwarfs would find her in light
They poked with a stick
Heard a burst and then kick
It was a girl they saw
That left them in awe
With not a single flaw
Opened jaw
To give a yawn
That would soon spawn
The affection of all dwarfs in Arozon
With a soft voice the girl said
“My dear where have I gone?”
A dwarf spoke truth when
He said “Young child why so wan,
I’ll help you dear. Now come along.”
Everything seemed to be going wrong
So the girl decided to sing a song
“La di da little birds in the sky… “
As she continued to sing
She became stronger with not even a sting
Although she felt well
her heart was but an empty bell
No ring, she felt lonely, like she was stuck in a tiny shell
Away from her world
She left behind
Soon her world changed
For better in time
The evil stepmother found out
That the girl escaped the Hunter’s
Constrain
She rebelled and decided to go on her own domain
She found a rare apple
That looked sweet
But gave symptoms of deceit
She soon devised a simple disguise
An old women no could demise
Off into the forest searching far and wide
Looking left and right
A small cottage her eyes espied
A girl with the same complexion
An apple handy
To get rid of the dandy
She soon made her way
And offered to her prey
The sweet apple
That caused the girl's appearance in a chapel
Grief is all that roamed
And the Hunter living his life alone
He came to give condolences
For his love’s life
He kissed her lips for the first time
And turned away to grief always
Then the noise
Of a beautiful voice
Calling her love
She said “Oh truly you were sent from up above!”