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Un- fairy tale

March 18, 2012
By gb12197 PLATINUM, Bridgeport, Pennsylvania
gb12197 PLATINUM, Bridgeport, Pennsylvania
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Favorite Quote:
"next time you feel like a failure, think about how you are alive, and you have the opportunity to be successful."

"i don't have an attitude, i have a personality you can't handle"

"i am weird"


Long ago and far way,
I was thrown into this world of grey.
There were no stepmothers and little dwarf men,
And certainly no prince charming to be sent.
I was not locked up in a tower,
Rather just my own head.
I lost the things I wanted,
And after that I forget.
There were no happy endings in the distance.
No fairy god mothers or gold spinners.
It was just the lonely road I walked on,
Never feeling like a winner.
I tried my best to believe in a fairy tale ending,
But to myself the truth I was bending.
I was convinced love and hope were lost,
I tried to find a old women to bake and eat me.
Even that was unreachable, and sadness was all I was seeing.
Maybe life is better now,
And I don’t know how I got here.
The world around me is full of color,
And my soul is empty of fear.


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InkWriter13 said...
on Jun. 22 2012 at 2:16 am
I love the fairytales woven into your poem. You truly have a writing talent, and I love how you included them so effortlessly. Not sure that I understand the ending, but I liked the beginning and middle. A superb poem, overall. Loved it. 5/5! :) Would you please comment on my poems titled the Girl and In the Library?

butterfly123 said...
on Jun. 19 2012 at 2:44 am
butterfly123, Banglore, Other
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absolutely beautiful! poems like this one usually get caught up in there rhyme scheme but yours flowed so naturally. amazing theme! 5/5 from me :D

on Apr. 12 2012 at 11:06 am
beautifulspirit PLATINUM, Alpharetta, Georgia
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Favorite Quote:
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.
--Eleanor Roosevelt

Truly awesome~ I was raptured by the first two lines! You addressed all of the classic, traditional indicators of a fairy tale--little dwarf men and stepmothers and fairy godmothers. I loved it!