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Fairy Tale Love
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I want to love
I want to love like in the fairy tales
All those wonderful fairy tales
The ones that my mother use to read to me
Sitting there so young and innocent
I wanted to be the one
The one to find the prince
The one to be the damsel
I wanted that love
I wanted that fairy tale love
I wanted someone to sweep me away
To wake me with a kiss
To caress my face
To kiss my brow
I want that kind of love
That fairy tale love
That love that doesn't seem to exist
I want to have the man on the horse carry me away
Far away into the sunset
I want to live happily ever after
I want that special love that you can only get in dreams
I want that fairy tale love
I want to open a book one day and it is about me and my lover
The Knight in shining armor is mine
The castle on the hill is ours
The feeling of never losing is there
I want that love
I want that fairy tale love
I want to feel that everything is perfect
Just once in life
I want to live in faith flying to the wind
No worries
No hurt
No anger
Just once
Just once
I want that love
I want that fairy tale love
I wonder if fairy tale love really exists...there are great romances, that appear to be filled with fairy tale love, but in the end they usually are exposed for something much different...maybe it does...maybe it doesn't...I have a good marriage with a great man, but not a fairy tale, we both have our flaws, we have our arguments, but in the end we usually meet in the middle and compromise...at times I too think about the fairy tale romances...they do make for nice day dreams...enjoyed this much!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
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Joyce B.