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    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry
    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry
    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry
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    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry

    By Brandon Church

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    A charming tale in verse of a poor farm girl who craves adventure, and a lonely young prince who wants to get away. Fate brings them together, but the world wants to keep them apart. Can a prince and a peasant find love? Can she ever be his princess?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrandon Church
    Release dateMar 25, 2017
    ISBN9781370111534
    The Princess Poems: A Whimsical Romance Told Through Poetry

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      The Princess Poems - Brandon Church

      The Princess Poems:

      A whimsical romance told through poetry

      Written by Brandon Church

      Cover Art by Les Solot

      Copyright 2017 Brandon Church

      Smashwords Edition

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you're reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to your favorite ebook retailer and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Table of Contents

      Sing A Song

      Farm Girl

      Life In A Castle, Part 1

      Field Of Flowers

      Life In A Castle, Part 2

      The Man On The Bridge

      The Girl In The Field

      A Grand Announcement

      Poor Little Nightingale

      Wonderful News!

      The Masquerade

      In The Courtyard

      The Carriage Ride

      The King's Decision

      The Prince's Decision

      Midnight Meeting

      Confrontation

      The Messenger

      A Celebration!

      Sing A Song

      "Sing a song.

      Sing me a song.

      Spin me a melody

      And I'll hum along.

      "Sing me a whimsical,

      Mystical rhyme.

      I'll dance a dance

      And you can keep time,

      "With a fiddle and diddle

      And ribbons and bows,

      And we'll dance together

      In circles and rows.

      "Sing of a prince

      And his sad, lonely days,

      And the sweet, silly girl

      Who once caught his gaze—

      "A handsome young man

      And his maiden, his dear.

      He called her his fawn

      When she beckoned him near.

      "Sing of their love—

      A love so divine

      It's been captured in song

      And sealed in a rhyme.

      "Sing of their legend—

      Their legacy bright,

      And we will keep dancing

      Into the night,

      "With a fiddle and diddle

      And ribbons and bows,

      And we'll dance together

      In circles and rows.

      "We'll dance near the sea

      And dance on the sand

      With a turn of our hips

      And a wave of our hands.

      "We'll dance through the trees

      And dance through the air

      With the moon in our eyes

      And the wind in our hair.

      "Sing me that song

      And I'll dance 'til the

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