Surrealism: Dreams in the Sky

There once was a girl named Aubrie. She was a very intelligent girl but often felt lonely, for her father the king of Taylor Ville would not allow anyone to see his daughter unless it was upon his orders. Even though Aubrie could not be like other teens outside the castle, she would still pretend that she was. When ever her father had left the castle she would dress up and pretend that she was like everybody else. Now Aubrie did not know much about how to be a regular teenager so she read many books about them, so that she could a least have a clue about them. One day while Aubrie’s father was away Aubrie had taken it upon herself to leave the castle and experience a teens regular life for her self. So she left the castle and went on her journey. As she was out there she notices that her father had deprived her of her teenage years of having fun and having friends. After the first couple of times of sneaking out of the palace, it had gotten easier for her to make friends and she had felt more and more alive every time she had went out. That was until her father had found out. He was she shocked that he had, had a heart attack and then died a week later. Aubrie felt that it was all of her fault and so she vowed to never leave the palaces grounds again. Aubrie’s servants had done every thing possible to make her happy but they could not for she was just too sad to even leave her room. So Aubrie’s nanny had found a magical person to grant her all of her wishes. But the only thing that Aubrie would wish for would be to bring her father back, but the magic person could not do that because it would be to creepy. So Aubrie wished for the second thing on her mind which was to just be a little closer to her father. So the magic person made a giant flower and made it float high in to the sky with all of the birds. After she made this she told Aubrie that she could go to this hide out any time that she wanted, to feel closer to her father and that is exactly what she did everyday and she would always bring a book to read to him.