Poems About: CINDERELLA

Cinderella in the street
In a ragged gown,
Sloven slippers on her feet,
Shames our tidy town; read more »

The magic wand of fairy God mother
turns the pumkin into a cart
Cinderella’s ragged dress transformed to silky gown
makes her look pretty and smart. read more »

I would fade away if you pass me over
You’re making me walk through a broken glass
I ‘m getting more comprised in your love as the day passes
You’re not a fantasy, myth or an illusion read more »

Goofy is just crazy, Mickey is real cool,

Minnie is so pretty, all Pluto does is drool! read more »

The stage is yours
Dance to the best of your ability
With the boy you love
And care about read more »

Unicorns, Capricorn a fairy tale story
of my dreams of fairy dancing in trees

Colours of purple, pink and white as fairy read more »

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During my formative years,
my mother had this annoying habit
of taking me into shoe stores
and forgetting all about me. read more »

Its a horror story in disguise
Its inside his eyes
My fairy tale
My fantasy read more »

Look me over, kid!
I know I’m neat, -
Little Cinderella from head to feet.
Drinks all night at Club Alabam, - read more »

Once there was a gal named Priscilla,
'Pon wedding, she was called Cinderella.
But she was heard in a room
Just a fussing at her groom, read more »

Reminiscing on wanting the ice cream truck to stop near my house
Watching Cinderella and saying thats one friendly mouse

Playing outside for hours and never wanting it to end read more »