In a daydream, forced to stay

Said the man unto the princess,
locked up in her chamber's cell,
"Look at my beauty you can bask in,
and I shall treat you well."

Said the princess to her mother, dear,
for stealth, with ink and quill,
"I can not tell you where I go,
please try not to worry ill."

Said the princess to her handsome groom,
as on horseback, they rode away,
"I can't wait to see the castle you have,
and the new place that I will stay."

Said the charming man to the princess girl,
handing her a white mare's reins,
"If you think life comes on a silver platter,
yours is in for a big and sudden change."

Said the princess to the muscled man,
who led her crosst the land,
"I can learn to love the highwayman life,
if I can only hold your hand.

Said the man then to his newfound friend,
fellow rider, and trusted side,
"I knew from the moment I met you,
that I could somehow make you mine"...



Said her mother to her father,
deaf, back home, many miles away.
"I can't help but wonder if she was rescued,
or if she's in a daydream, forced to stay?"