Spinning, spinning, spinning
that’s all I’m allowed to do.
Spin this stupid straw
into cloth of gold.
He’s going to kill me
when all the straw is gone,
so I have spun a cunning plan.
Every night when he’s asleep
I carefully unwind
all the work I’ve done that day.
I pray that he won’t rumble me
or tumble me,
until my hero comes for me.
But who’s this monstrous goblin
come to rescue me?
He’s not what I expected -
I think I’ll change my plan -
My taskmaster is not so bad,
I’ll take him for my man.
For We Write Poems, who suggest we write as a character in a fairy story. I changed the ending – I didn’t fancy Rumpelstiltskin.

Shallow! But closer to truth, I suspect
nicely spun indeed Viv…thanks for sharing your words
Well, what a twist! I like it.
-Nicole
http://ravenswingpoetry.com/2013/02/11/sleeping-beauty-busts-a-few-myths/
This is such fun to read, especially the ending that leaves me laughing.
a nicely poetic twist on the fairytale..
Brilliantly spun! A practical lass.
I had fun with this prompt too.
http://julesgemsandstuff.blogspot.com/2013/02/wwp-142-charmed-and-lucky-too.html
A fun write. Rumpelstiltskin and the spinning of straw into gold has visited my poetry too.
I liked the twist! I was thinking Rumplestilskin and then you flipped it, well done.
Cute ending!
LOL a cute post! MY GOD IS AN AWESOME GOD!