Once upon a time,
When storytellers spoke in rhymes, and riddles
When giants roamed and dragons flew,and witches rule the covens
Knights were bold and charming too,
Maidens all were chaste and pure,
And magic spells could curse or cure,
In this realm of thoughts and dreams,
Lurks the wicked fairy queen.

Meanwhile Anna turned eighteen,
An adult now, with marriage dreams,
Anna in white wedding dress,
A grand affair, with many guests,
A splendid carriage, golden glints,
A royal wedding, handsome prince,
But these were dreams locked in her head,
Anna sighed, and decided to watch TV instead.

Anna did not suspect or know,
That in fairyland her dreams would show,
That her private fantasies were seen,
By the wicked fairy queen,
The queen saw this naive romance,
And decided to prey on her dreams
To hatch a brilliant evil scheme,
A perversion of a romantic dream.

The fairy queen appeared one night,
Said she knew of Anna’s plight,
Conjured a vision, just a glimpse,
Of a dashing handsome prince,
A prince waiting for her hand,
Patiently in fairyland,
The fairy queen would help prepare,
To claim her prince, if she dare,

Thus did Anna take her hand,
And journeyed far to fairyland,
A strange journey, along no road,
To the fairy queen’s abode,
There the queen did instruct,
How a princess should conduct,
How to flirt, bewitch, seduce,
With morals played fast and loose.

Anna asked, what did she mean?
Her lewd suggestions seemed obscene,
The wicked fairy queen spoke in haste,
A princess ought be seeming chaste,
A prince’s desires, truth be told,
Are both light and dark, hot and cold,
There is nothing that a prince likes more,
Than chaste princess, skilled like a whore.

Noble women remain pure and chaste,
Despite deeds that seem debased,
Strong women cannot be lead astray,
If hearts are pure in every way
As long as hearts and minds hold true,
No action can besmirch virtue,
The fairy queen thus did convince,
That wantonness attracts a prince.

So Anna listened to the queen,
Who talked of acts debauched, obscene,
And when the queen suggested they,
Might together naked lay,
Engaged in that sordid deed,
Anna foolishly agreed,
And with her fingers, lips and tongue,
The fairy queen made Anna come.

Anna...