I'm not really a lyricist, and I can't play any instrument either, even if my life depended on it. Well, okay, I can play a few songs in the piano, and maybe one or two with a guitar, but that's about it. I'm not a poet either; I'm more of a fiction rather that poetry person.
So I'm not really sure what to call this. Maybe, one day, I'll ask (force/blackmail) someone to add the melody for this little piece. Maybe.
Currently untitled, again.
There was once a girlwho knew too little and loved too muchand she found herselfdisconcerted.So she gave too little and expected too muchand she found herselfdisappointed.This girl grew cynical and jadedand refused to believe that she could bedeserving of the happy endingDisney princesses always getand she found herselfdisillusioned.Who will tell her that true love is not found in fairy tales?That knights often come in rusty armorAnd she has to fight dragons by herself?Who will show her that endings are not always happyAnd hearts break quicker than they can heal?Who will tell her that true love is not in fairy tales?So she keeps to herselfand braves the worldAlone.And she tries to prove to everyonethat love is for simple-minded foolsand still,a part of her wishes for her prince to come . . .but no one doesand she finds herselfdisenchanted.Who will tell her that life is not made up of happy endings?That sometimes, the prince charming runs off withthe wicked witch of the west?Who will save her from the tower she locked herself in?Who will tell her that life seldom offers happy endings?Hold your head high, little girland don't give up hopehappy endings may not existbut happiness doesopen your heart to endless possibilitiesand brace yourselfyou will be hurt, you will crybut it will be all worth itin the end.True love is not found in fairy talesBecause fairy tales are just that--talesBut the best stories are often filled with the most painful thingsSo hold your head up, little girlAnd brace yourselfLife is not made of happy endingsbut that does not meanlove is not
real.
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