Friday, June 24, 2011

Ashes and Cinders



 Ashes and Cinders was the name of the girl
            With the lovely complexion and the golden curls.
            Ashes and Cinders in dirt would she sleep
            Without out a complaint, without a peep.
            ‘Ashes and Cinders!’, her sisters would jeer,
            Then turn up their noses and show off a sneer.
            To Ashes and Cinders and her family too
            Came an invitation to a royal ball soon.
            Ashes and Cinders was left at the house.
            Her family left her with only the mouse.
            Ashes and Cinders, with magic unknown
            Became Splendor and Beauty and then left her home.
            So Splendor and Beauty went to the ball
            And deeply in love did she suddenly fall
            Splendor and Beauty heard the clock strike twelve
            And into the dark of the night did she delve.
            Splendor and Beauty reached her front door
            And then became Ashes and Cinders once more.

























2 comments:

  1. Awesome poem! YOu have such a gift for rhyme, I love it! Mom

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  2. Very good Seth. I like the sentiment, or the feeling I get from the poem. It reminds me a little of you.

    You are definitely getting better!

    That's good. Every writer has a certain tone or style that reflects their personality a little bit.

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