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Princess and the pauper


A small fable about incomplete love...

A heartening fable about pauper and the princess
When they met at a marketplace
Pauper loved the princess the first moment
Princess realized this intent

Love blossomed like the morning flower
Till the princess figured the real vagrant
The pauper told her the real story
Princess fell in love with the glory

Pauper realized there was no beginning
Could not control his willing
Wanted to spend some loving moments
Princess agreed with a condition

Pauper forgot all his pains
The moment of displeasure and disdain
Loved the time and fulfilled the desire
When he adored and she admired

Princess loved his honesty
His truth and sincerity
Pauper had suffered a lot
Wanted to die rather than goin apart

Princess realized the real world one day
Decided to end everything the instant day
Pauper had riches by her glitch
Taken aback by the decision

The princess started being away
That made the pauper wary
Pauper wanted to marry the princess
But knew the decision right away

One day the pauper lost his conscience
Started crying Princess Princess every second
The mob found him insane
A threat to society and put him on flame

The pauper cried while he was on pyre
Never realized he lost his desire
But smiled the last moment
As he promised to meet her yet again

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Unknown said…
I WISH PAUPER GETS HIS PRINCESS SOME DAY SO THAT HE MAY COME OUT OF HIS PAIN.ALL THE BEST.
December 5, 2010 at 7:40 PM
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