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Fairy Tales to Reality
May 25, 2018
The tales are all the same
the King locks the girl in the tower
hides her from society
and then she is found
and saved by a prince
the truth is
no one can save a girl
from the damage that has been done
by her own "king"
© Tim T., Lancaster, OH
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It is a short poem about how you can't save a girl from her father, relating it to the classic fairy tales where the king hides his daughter in a tower.