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  Once upon a time

  In a land distant to all

  Lived a young enchantress whose beauty chimed

  And a kind prince whose virtue stood tall

  Happily in each other they lived

  Gently tending to their people

  Unaware of the jealousy conceived

  In the heart of one of her fellow pupil

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  For the young sorcerer for himself wanted to claim

  The tender fairness of the enchantress

  Disregarding her wishes and willing to maim

  Her lover if it meant from her he would get a caress

  And so, in cruel mutiny to her heart and the country

  The sorcerer upheld a vicious coop

  And with murderous intent and a bloodlust cry

  He felled the gentle prince in one fell swoop

  Wounded by the slaughter of her beloved

  The enchantress cried out in rage

  That she would never let herself by the sorcerer be loved

  Not even after she perished of old age

  And just as the fair Enchantress felt her heart tear inside her

  An unrelenting anger burned in the sorcerer's selfish gaze

  As he dastardly declared that she would not perish any sooner

  Than after she lived eternally, as she could only look in a daze

  And so, the wicked sorcerer cursed the beauteous youth

  To a life of never-ending immortality

  Laughing in a manner most uncouth

  Destining her soul to part from her lover’s for eternity