An Evening Of Magic
Tiny fingers pulling and stretching
That raggedy rag, once a dress
Housed in her wardrobe, no hint
Of its worn rag-tag. Steam rising
To man-handle her corkscrew curls,
From a cauldron wheezing in her
Warming hand swirls. Lifting her
Limply lying frock once more,
Tugging and huffing before looking
At the floor - her brow puckering in
A sugar sweet frown, she began
Lifting her skirts as she peered
Deep down. Into the bubbling soapy
Water she gazed, while the grass, the
Birds and the bees became a golden
Haze. When a sudden splash
Sprinkling the dandelions glistened,
The hollyhocks tilting their heads to
Listen. Into the cauldron her figure
Vanished, under the clear skies she
Had been banished, clinging to her
Old dress swimming away, she found
Herself falling into the night, that had
Been the day. Landing on her feet, her
Hair in her eyes, her old dress she was
Wearing now new, a perfect picture
For sunrise.
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