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Magic Mirror
Why is there so much literature with fairy-tale endings
What about the real-world problems
What about the stuff you can’t get away from no matter how far you run
What about the inequalities of life?
The people going hungry in the streets
The people whose bed consists of a tattered sleeping bag, and a dirty shirt for a pillow
The people who are working in factories instead of getting an education
The people who are willing to start WWIII over poisoned water?
Is our society telling us that because they don’t have the opportunity to have a fairy-tale ending, their story isn’t worth telling
Is our society telling us that we have to set aside stories that could impact lives,
just to allow room for another fairy tale?
Why is there so much literature with fairy tale endings
What about the people whose prince charming never comes
What about the people whose fairy godmother is the person who gifted a few coins into the used fast-food cup sitting beside them on the sidewalk;
watching passersby through what feels like a magic mirror?
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