Elsa huggled in close,
arms around me,
unable to see my face and tears
as Princess Fiona found true love again.
My own princess Anna turned at a sniffle and asked,
‘Are you crying at Shrek?’
Disbelief evident in her tone and on her face.
How to explain to the blue sateen and gauze beside me
That fabric is deceiving,
That beauty is as beauty does
And that surface is only that.
A lesson repeated for the umpteenth time.
Always worth repeating.
Shrek’s one of the good guys.
A prince among men.
I’m glad dreams work in reality.
And that some princesses are taught to know the difference.
scottishmomus 
A wonderful lesson for Princesses everywhere. And Princes. 🙂 Merry Christmas!!
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Thanks,Brenda. Lessons from the cartoons, eh? I cry at some strange movies. Good tears though. 🙂 Hope you and your family are having a wonderful Christmas with more to follow.x
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I cry when my hormones and provocation are in some cosmic alignment. I don’t worry too much about it. I might cry if I had to watch Shrek. Just kidding.
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I hadn’t seen this one so I was good with it. But I could weep when it’s the gazillionth time on one of their faves. Some adverts have been known to get me going too. Cosmic alignment and hormones, eh? I’ll remember that for next time. 🙂
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You can never had enough reasons. 🙂 I hope you enjoy your break lots and lots. 🙂
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You too, Brenda. And lovely to catch up again.x
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Yes, likewise. 🙂
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Kind of at a loss about this, though: “How to explain to the blue sateen and gauze beside me”
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