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The Princess and The Fool

a poem

By Kale SinclairPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Once upon a time, there lived a fool who fell in love with the island princess

of Yule. Unaware that at the exact same moment in time, there lived a

princess who had fallen in love with the most handsome of fools. Legend

tells us that the fool proposed his hand for marriage, but the princess was

arranged to marry a rich king with a famed horse and jeweled carriage.

Defying family traditions, social norms, and royal decree, the princess and

the fool declared their love in the sea. Bartering her jewelry for a boat and

some rations, her fool used his education to navigate them safe passage.

Many years passed, until the day two strange travelers arrived in the

bay. Their faces felt familiar, yet appeared foreign and far away.

For the island had forgotten about the princess and the fool,

so their children blended in. Gaining trust. Attending school.

More years passed, and the children became adults, acquiring

political positions, causing change with real results. Another

decade passes, and the children are now the monarchs, when an

old boat docks in the bay sporting the crest of their family's birthmark.

The Princess and the Fool stepped out onto the sand, and smiled at

how their love created a revelation throughout the land.

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About the Creator

Kale Sinclair

Author | Poet | Husband | Dog Dad | Nerd | Zen Practitioner

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    Written by Kale Sinclair