The Arrival of The Prince

Love Transformed: The Arrival of Change
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The Arrival of the Prince

The Prince has arrived.

Took your love from me

The speaker feels that the Prince has taken away their love.

Nine months we had waited for you to set him free

Waiting for nine months for the Prince to be born and bring change.

From the womb his first cry was my death knell

The birth of the Prince marked the end of the speaker's emotional well-being.

In the tomb of our love

The love between the speaker and the Prince's mother is now dead and buried.

A new woman was born that day

A new identity was formed for the Prince's mother on the day of his birth.

One I did not recognize

The speaker no longer recognizes the woman the Prince's mother has become.

A mother not a lover

The new identity is that of a mother rather than a lover.

Some stranger in disguise

The Prince's mother seems like a stranger in disguise to the speaker.

Her love

The love the speaker once received has been transferred to another man, the Prince's father.

She transferred to another man

The Prince's mother has found a new love that she had never experienced before.

She'd never known before

Questioning what the new love in the Prince's mother's life has done for her.

Just one look in his eyes

The impact of the new love is evident in the other man's eyes.

What has he done for you?

Questioning the worth of the new love.

What will do he do for you?

Asking about the future actions of the new love and its ability to make life complete.

Make your life complete?

Skepticism about claiming to love someone who cannot communicate yet.

How can you say love someone that cannot yet even speak

Describing the premature birth of the Prince and its physical condition.

An unformed mass of tissue born before its time

Highlighting the Prince's vulnerability and underdeveloped state.

It's head as soft as plasticine

Describing the fragility of the Prince's head.

More monkey than superman

Comparing the Prince to a primitive being, more monkey than superman.

Yet the Prince who in one smile took me from my throne

Reflecting on how the Prince, with just a smile, dethroned the speaker from their position.

The Prince who by law

Legally, the Prince now has ownership over the speaker's house and home.

Now owns my house, my home

The Prince's arrival has changed the dynamics of ownership.

Vehicles for DNA is the side I'll have to take

Choosing the side of genetic responsibility to maintain sanity.

To keep my sanity from jumping from the bridge, the cliff, the lake

Contemplating extreme actions to escape the emotional turmoil caused by the Prince's arrival.

To leave Nature in its time of triumph would deprive it of its fun

Leaving Nature to its course would deprive it of amusement.

Even though it no longer needs me

Even though Nature no longer needs the speaker, the battle is already won.

The battle already won

Accepting the outcome of the situation with laughter.

And so I laugh at the way it's all panned out

Reflecting on the unexpected turn of events and how the speaker's lost love led to the Prince's birth.

How my lost love came to be

Acknowledging the role of a crying and smiling infant in reshaping the speaker's life.

For a little man who just cries then smiles

Describing the Prince as a little man who communicates through cries and smiles.

And yet more and more

Despite the initial challenges, the speaker sees more of themselves in the Prince each day.

You see more and more each day

Emphasizing the ongoing discovery of similarities between the speaker and the Prince.

He's just like me

Affirming the speaker's realization that the Prince shares common traits with them.

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