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The Princess and the Pea

If you enjoyed this, a like really helps the channel grow! The Princess and the Pea The young prince of the realm must wed, The royal line to carry. She must be rare and royal born, A princess he must marry. The king and queen looked far and wide. A real princess to find. But there was no realm which possessed A daughter of that kind. One stormy night, through thunder peals, Through wild, torrential pour, There came a timid, gentle knock, Upon the castle door. A servant opened, and beheld, A young girl standing there, Bedraggled clothes, soaked to the skin, Rain dripping from her hair. "Please let me in, I come from far, I have no home nor castle, My kingdom's fallen into ruin, I have no knight nor vassal. My father was a noble king, But weak and now departed. I am a true princess, but I Have nought, I'm broken-hearted." She stood there in her soaking rags, The king and queen had doubt. But neither could they turn away, Nor cast the poor maid out. "I have a plan" the queen declared, "To test the maiden's plea. A bed I'll make for her tonight, And hide within, a pea." "For if she be a princess true, Of royal blood and line. Discomfort will prevent her rest And this will be the sign." The queen she did prepare forthwith A pile of feather beds. And she did place, to test the claim, A pea within the spreads. The maid was bathed and warmed and clothed, And to the chamber taken. To sleep the night in comfort warm, Or lie all night awaken. When morning broke and sunlight shone, The girl arose, but cried: "I'm black and blue, I'm bruised and sore!" The queen said, "Here's the bride!" "A true princess has come to us, Our prince to wed!" said she The kingdom celebrated her - The Princess and the Pea! The Princess and the Pea!