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Princess Lily
This original fairy tale draws from the romance of Sleeping Beauty and the mystical excitement of the myth of Persephone.
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First published October 1, 1998
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January 20, 2025
A lonely sorcerer cursed his neighbors from envy.
He spelled their newborn child to be his in the future.
The kind magic wielding lady Happenstance helped them with a magic ring.
Should it ever be removed from the princess' finger, she'd be lost to the sorcerer.
One had came, where the princess accidentally rubbed the ring off while cleaning her hands in a stream.
The sorcerer cared for and both of their hearts warmed to each other's company over time.
Still, she missed her parents and they missed her dearly.
Magical lilies bloomed from the queen's tears.
Happenstance sent a tear cradled lily to the sorcerer, hoping he would realize his cruelty.
He freed the princess, even though he enjoyed her company.
The princess decided being apart of both worlds that she would divide her time to enjoy the benefits of both.
A happy ending was made for all.
Soft tones of pastels envisioned classic folktales of old.
He spelled their newborn child to be his in the future.
The kind magic wielding lady Happenstance helped them with a magic ring.
Should it ever be removed from the princess' finger, she'd be lost to the sorcerer.
One had came, where the princess accidentally rubbed the ring off while cleaning her hands in a stream.
The sorcerer cared for and both of their hearts warmed to each other's company over time.
Still, she missed her parents and they missed her dearly.
Magical lilies bloomed from the queen's tears.
Happenstance sent a tear cradled lily to the sorcerer, hoping he would realize his cruelty.
He freed the princess, even though he enjoyed her company.
The princess decided being apart of both worlds that she would divide her time to enjoy the benefits of both.
A happy ending was made for all.
Soft tones of pastels envisioned classic folktales of old.
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