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A sleeping beauty,
resting oh so peacefully,
rosy red lips,
long lash tips,
a darling doll,
out like a light,
with this in her drink,
there will be no fight.
After the fact,
The scene always opens with a girl in rags
On the floor
Tired and overworked
Exhausted and sore.
The archetype who deserves so much more.
The W(a)(e)ighting Game
Wait or weight
Which will I choose
Shall I choose to wait while my Prince
Battles a Dragon’s fumes
The moral of the story was supposed to be:
Little girls should not walk alone in the dark.
Well, that is simply not practical
Sometimes a girl has places to go
And she has to brace the wolves.
You wanted me to be a princess and you my knight
and for us to live forever in everlasting light
live in a beautiful castle happy ever after
fill our days with love and laughter
But I'm a dragon, not a maid
Mirror mirror, who is the fairest of them all?
The wicked witch dares to call.
Witch or stepmother, you ask?
Aren’t they interchangeable with one another in the looking glass?
