Rapunzel!

High in a tower, way up in the sky,
Lived Rapunzel, who’d dream and sigh.
Her hair was golden, long and bright,
It shimmered and sparkled in the light.

She had no door, she had no stair,
She couldn’t go anywhere!
A mean old witch had locked her tight,
In that tall tower, day and night.

But Rapunzel sang a happy tune,
And looked out at the stars and moon.
She wished and wished for someone to see,
And set her and her hair all free!

One sunny day, through woods of green,
A prince came by—he heard her sing!
“Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!”
She tossed her braid right through the air.

The prince climbed up—he didn’t fall!
He stepped right into her tower tall.
They laughed and planned to run away,
To see the world and play all day.

But the witch came back with a scary frown,
She cut Rapunzel’s long hair down!
She sent her far across the land,
But love is strong, you understand.

The prince searched far, he searched so wide,
Until he found her by his side.
With happy tears, they hugged so tight,
And danced beneath the stars that night.

So now Rapunzel’s free and glad,
No more tower, no more sad!
She lives her life with joy and song,
And knows that love is brave and strong.

The End!