Once upon a time,
a princess lived in a tower—
a dark and scary tower,
like the ones in movies.
She seemed to be lost in translation,
as all the words of the adults around her
came out sounding like foreign languages.
But she wanted to make art.
She was convinced that words
were the pathway to destiny.
She could create the world she wanted
by putting it on paper
and imagining it into existence.
And then the thunder came,
and rumbled through her tower
like midnight intruders
stomping up the stairs to your bedroom.
The adults were gone,
she was alone again,
in a room that seemed smaller than before,
but big enough to be her whole world.
One window was enough to see
that the outside world was too scary
and that villains from fairy tales were real.
So she locked herself away in her tower,
and they never heard from her again.
About the Creator
Amanda Doyle
Currently in my "figuring it the hell out" era.
Big believer in everything happening for a reason, second chances, and the fact that we're living in a simulation.
Check out my podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/semimindfulbanter
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