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Forty seven years ago.... Linda Law
by Linda Law

Friday, April 09, 2010
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As a child we often take the path of fairytales....


Forty Seven Years Ago....

by:  Linda Law

Prince Charming was not who I had dreamed of
yet he was there to lead me away when needed
Childhood dreams were spun like fairy tales
Magical with stars and moon shining down upon

The white horse was instead a gleaming auto
that held my destiny within its pathway
Twists and turns, what I had chosen was almost
worse than what I had run from....almost

Who knew the future would hold such glitter
Lovely home, money to spend, foreverafter?
There was peace, it was the dream I was after
Yet somewhere within the hole burned deep

Leaving the home of love mixed with pain
Choosing the home of richness and comfort
Did not fill the fairy dust I had imagined
Instead a different sorrow began to take place

Where was the love?  Where was the hope?
Adult now, yet childhood dreams keep spinning
What am I truly searching, praying for?
The Prince did rescue me; for that I am thankful

No crystal ball to foretell the future or the risks
Did not understand we build our own destiny
Happy, Sad, Rich or Poor...time must move on
and so must I...leave the Prince ... I did

Ten years from child to woman, the hole burns
Empty it screams within...please fill me....soon
Leaving gave me freedom to run again...again..
Regrets? the castle was good, but it was empty

What value do materials have, when sadness
overwhelms?  First rescue, live 'til the love dies
Begin again....Childhood dreams continue...
The Prince is gone...but he was not the Prince

 

 

 

 

 

 

Forty seven years later - Linda Law

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Reviewed by Thomas Mutchler 3/10/2012
Uniquely written.

Tom
Reviewed by TONY NERONE 9/27/2010
Ah, I am sorry Dear One. But as you said love was much better the second time around. Maybe YOU and I could make a very happy three. Talk soon if you want. I would love to read you.


I LOVE YOU
TONY
Reviewed by Christine Tsen 6/16/2010
Oh, bless you, I love your poetry! It is just what I needed to read.
Off to read more~
Christine
Reviewed by Kathleen McDonald 6/16/2010
This is a very potent work. Many think that being rich will be happiness. It doesnt work that way.

hug
kathy
Reviewed by 000 000 4/26/2010
Fairy Tales!
We always seem to believe
Reviewed by Cryssa C 4/21/2010
Much wisdom in these lines...and in the end, we all have to grow up and realize that we build our own destinies. It is those who refuse to admit or learn that lesson that I feel sorry for, because they are the ones who will always be running.

Cryssa
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart 4/14/2010
But where would little girls be without our fairy tales? It's a rude awakening for many Liz when they don't come true. Well penned and heartfelt.
Reviewed by Daniel Keith 4/11/2010
Beautiful but sad. I'm happy that you found true happiness. May God bless you every day of your life.

Daniel
Reviewed by Debby Rosenberg 4/10/2010
to seek happiness from outside the self, one suffers
Reviewed by Paul Judges 4/9/2010
Very well expressed, Linda
Reviewed by Susan Smith 4/9/2010
Sounds like a poetic Cinderella Complex. I think of Princess Diana and how unhappy she was with her real prince. Money does not buy happiness, but you were astute enough to make the break and really pursue happiness.
Take care,
Susan
Reviewed by John Flanagan 4/9/2010
Well said, Linda, with honesty and directness, no holding back.

John
Reviewed by Donnie Madden (Reader) 4/9/2010
Linda,,
I am glad that your Prince cane along later... This was a sad story,, but You were rewarded with Happiness on your second try,, Thank goodness...

Hugs to you..... Donnie
Reviewed by Linda Law 4/9/2010
Hi Sandie... This was my first Prince...and it was good for ten years...but I was a child, and he was grown...no regrets to this day...but when I grew up, it was time to face reality, not fairytale.. My Prince did come along tho... :-)) hugs to you, lindalaw
Reviewed by Sandie Angel 4/9/2010
Oh Linda, this is so sad!! You are right about that, the power of love cannot be replaced by material things in life. Prince Charming is only good when he comes with true love.

Sandie Angel :o)
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