The Princess And The Frog Poem by Shaun Cronick

The Princess And The Frog

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The sun oozed over the horizon,
Shoving aside deep deceptive darkness.
It crept along the vast castle keep,
And with its golden sunbeam sticky fingers,
Brightly, so so brightly shone through,
The castle bed-chamber window.
Revealing the ravaged and pillaged princess.
Her face ashen,
Her mouth ajar,
Her eyes perplexed,
Her crown asunder,
Her whole body frozen,
Now cruelly awakened to the terrifying truth.
She gazed in frenzied horror at the sated,
Sodden amphibian lying beside her.
Trying to disbelieve the magnitude of the frog's deception,
She screamed hysterically...
You lied! ! !

Friday, January 31, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: deception,fairy tale,fairy tales,fairytale,frog,lies,princess,sex
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