“A musical Cenerentola Story”
Defeated and broken,
I see to emerge orange pumpkins
And liar fairy godmothers from my mind.
Mt thoughts are going toward you now;
It’s like in the “Cenerentola tale”
Nobody can watch my tears slip.
I don’t want to wake up from my dream
because you are looking for my crystal slipper here.
I don’t know if I’m slept or awake
Because every day I’m dreaming one thing:
To see you again, but God doesn’t hear my prayers.
I think Cenerentola should feel like this
when she run way fro the dancing;
and my mind starts remembering my happy moments,
but suddenly something is pushing me out.
And I realized those dreams have given me nothing,
so my soul regrets of not being in my favorite fairy tale.
Even so, I believe in insufferable step-mothers and chatty birds
because in each story I hear your accordion once again;
my loneliness is gone and I get assembled
because all this is good enough for me.
And I know I won’t repent if I change all my tomorrows
for a single yesterday with you
since you’re the chords of my violin
like the prince for Cenerentola.
JUSTIFICATION
I decided to write a poem because it was something that I really wanted to do, but any of my teachers had asked me before. Maybe, I did not write a common poem with rhyme and the4 same numbers of sentences in each verse.I chose to write a prose poem because I felt more freedom to express what I experienced at that moment, but the main reason for making up this poem with this style was because my favorite Italian composer (Rafaello Goggi) uses those literacy resources.
In addition, I thought in Cinderella because is my favorite fairy tale and its Italian name is Cenerentola. As well, I wrote about this children tale because one of my favorite songs (“White Rabbit” by Jefferson Airplane) is inspired in another fairy tale: “
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