Let Down Your Hair.

Singing my lonely song

I had been looking out for so long

I knew the sky in all weathers

I had seen it from above a Tower Tall

I saw the sunlight but could not bask in it

Though could not drench in it,

I touched the rain from my window small.

The Bellflowers blue and roses red

Pansies pink and purple-hearts rare

Periwinkles, primrose and violets

Lilies and forget-me-nots fair

I picked them one after the other

and braided them all in my golden hair

And dropped them down for Mother Gothel

To climb up like a stair

And in all my time spare

I wished and wished and wished

To be there somewhere

Where I could touch the grass, feel the breeze

And smell the ocean air.

But when I saw you I realized

That of all that I wished I never knew,

 That you were what the heart desired

And only you, who knew?

Were all my dreams come true.

You rode into my life

Like a knight in shining armor

Only that you were a thief

Of my Tiara and more

With all your gutsy glamour

Me thou didst enamor

And slowly the floating lights

Were only a beginning

To all those starry nights

I dreamt of, to be with you

Eugene, Mon Amour.

My Prince charming

You made me a princess

Worthy of tiara and trail

And put the old sorceress

To color deathly pale

Your love set me free

To fly, to run, to sail

I am Rapunzel, and this is my Fairytale.