Prince Charming
This is a poem sort of about D/H... i hope you like
I'm waiting for prince Charming
To come and find me today
And whisk me off to his castle
Someplace far far away
He'd ride up on his snow-white stallion
And leap from its back to the ground
And of course he'd land lightly on his feet
Never making the slightest sound
He's strikingly attractive and handsome
With bright white teeth and golden hair
And dazzling bright blue eyes
Into which I could forever stare
Lost in puddles of chocolate brown,
He would approach and begin to say
How he finds me so breathtaking
He wants to take me away
But before he can speak a word
In his soft, lilting, laughing voice
I must tell him of my problem
And how he must make a choice
My fairy godmother doesn't exist
And magic is only in books
So how do I transform from an ordinary girl
Into a princess with poise, grace, and looks?
His answer is simple and yet so complex
For here's what he says I must do:
"Look deep inside your heart
And find what makes you you"
I tried to look inside myself
And I found to my surprise
A plain girl was transforming
In front of my Prince Charming's eyes
Ruddy cheeks turned rosy pink
And thin lips plumped to full
That nervous hesitant attitude
Became calm, collected and cool
My smile shone brighter
And my hair turned to gold
And from the way he looked at me
I knew his heart was sold
My apron and tunic disappeared
And in their place came a new dress
Soap and water and flowery perfume
Completed the once dirty mess
He gave me a mirror and into it I peered
To see how much I had changed
I gasped as I saw how both heart and soul
Had been so totally rearranged
I didn't know how to thank my prince
And he said, "Well, Miss,
You could start by telling me my love is returned
And seal the deal with a kiss"
My fantasies are just made-up dreams
And I know they will never come true
But I'm still waiting for Prince Charming
To whisper, "I love you"