The Fairy-Tale Ending Awaits
when the characters come alive
It’s a love you know
I’ve tried to explain
Eases my sorrow
Helps with my pain
The essence of my existence
Even from a distance
There is no pretense
A love that frustrates
Time and time again
From paper and pen
Yet here I am trying again
To create something new
A love that is ever so true
The hope, the wander
Somewhere beyond the wild yonder
As my story does unfold
Shall it become
One that is told
Hard to explain to those who do not write
The beauty, the joy
of when
You catch sight
Of that ending that
Kept you up all night
When characters come alive
And leave your mind
How will they survive
Without you to decide
who will be evil
And who will be kind
They wait on your devotion
The outpouring of your soul
To give them emotion
Which only you can control
And when their story is complete
Which is certainly not an easy feat
When the lovers then hold
Each other at last
You take a deep breath
For all that has past
Two have become one
And the fairy tale
The fairy tale
Has only just begun.
About the Creator
C. H. Richard
My passion is and has always been writing. I am particularly drawn to writing fiction that has relatable storylines which hopefully keep readers engaged
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Aww, I loved that so much!!
Wow! This felt like a writers dream. I loved it.
This is absolutely gorgeous! Very well done.
I like the weaving of the character's fate as you reflect on the process.
Beautiful!