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Cinderella
Cinderella
 
 Naïve, I thought our love was true
 Deceived, I thought we were something meant to be 
 Ignorant, I thought he had understood and accepted me
 But it seems to be all just a dream 
 Painful heartache as I realized I was living in a fantasy 
 Lies of affection, I was handed the dress and slippers 
 Foolish, I deemed them mine forever 
  
 I believed when the clock struck twelve
 I believed I’d remain gracefully posed in the centre of the ballroom
 I believed my prince would take my hand in adoration 
 I believed it wasn’t just my heart talking
 I believed it wasn’t my mind’s illusion
 
 I suppose I was delusional to the figments of perfection in my mind 
 
 My flawless gown turned back to rags 
 My elegant hair had fallen back down to my shoulders 
 My jewelry of enchantment had disappeared 
  
 I clutched my clothing in embarrassment 
 Cringed at the looks placed upon me around the room 
 The prince looked away with disgust in his eyes 
 And started to walk away.
 My eyes starting dripping with water
 As I ran out into the pouring rain
 Nobody saw my tears for the water had washed them away
 Nobody heard my cries for the thunder hushed them quiet
  
 My eyes fell upon the crystal clear slippers 
 Sparkling with a diamond shine still
 But I knew the truth
 Even if they didn’t disappear
 Didn’t mean they were mine 
 It’s time I took them off myself 
 And end this Cinderella dream. 
 
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