Fairytale𓋼

     

  To make “once upon a time” 
          Once upon a time,
  You've got to leave  your chair,
         And live that rhyme.
 
  To make “happily ever after”
          Happily ever after,
   You’ve got to fill your belly
          With lots of laughter...

(Which should come easy
         With Mr. Prince Charming,
  His sense of humor
       Is quite disarming.)
 
The end.

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