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The Prince (in answer to Roger's challenge)
by Londis Carpenter

Thursday, August 07, 2003

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I know this is true because I got the story first-hand from Sneezy.

The Prince
(In answer to Roger Ochs’ challenge)

At a far-away place in a far-away time
A secret is kept both from prose and from rhyme.
A conspiracy held in the highest esteem
Through an edict pronounced by a once famous king.
For in all that you’ve heard and in all that you’ve read
Of his good son Prince Charming, the worst is unsaid.
As a journalist, then, it’s my duty to tell
All the things I have learned, which I now will reveal.
While Snow White once lived with her dwarfs in the wood,
A beauty lay sleeping not far from the hood.
And a rascally Prince with a fair reputation
Was appraised by his men of the whole situation.
Now beneath all his fame from the king’s chief advisors
Most young men of great wealth are just plain womanizers.
And true to his ilk, the young Prince, you see,
Was setting his eyes where they ought not to be.
And while you’ve been told of a happy thereafter,
In truth the young Prince brought both girls to disaster.
Oh he rescued them both as the stories still say.
And to each pledged his troth in his devious way.
Then he whisked them away to some castles he owned,
Where he kept them quite busy maintaining each home.
And they each went quite mad in their make-believe worlds.
While the Prince spent his time looking out for more girls.










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Reviewed by Roger Ochs 8/9/2003
BRAVO! You are a master of playful rhyme.
Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader) 8/8/2003
Londis you are so clever and crafty you sly poet you, this is most excellant indeed! LOVE IT!!!!
~Nikki~
Reviewed by Carolyn Red Bear (The Bear Paw) 8/8/2003
So true to life!!!! This is most clever.... Excellent...
In Spirit,
Bear
Reviewed by Katy Walsvik 8/8/2003
EXTRA! EXTRA! Prince exposed, news at 11! My god, Lonny.. you are a bloody miracle.. I have to wonder what feasts of poetry we'd see before us if you were notified of every 'drop of a hat'.. dropped hat/fabulous poem.. 'dropped hat'/glorious rhyme.. you get the picture (and how!) lol. I may be grinning at this wonder of a story here.. but I'm also staring with amazement at what you can do. Marvelous! katy.
Reviewed by Tinka Boukes 8/7/2003
This one is like you smashed the nail on the head ...like you are telling my story!! I could just feel it all the way to the end!!
I might be wrong...but this came real close to my life'story!!!
But like the write anyway...you good Londis!!
Love Tinka < < <SMILES>>>
Reviewed by Jackie Brooks 8/7/2003
Very clever and I loved reading this. A new twist on old tales! Jackie <> <
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