Losing Neverland
We all grow up wishing
To be in that place
Grown up, independent
Staring the world in the face.
But now we're so close
And I'm realizing something:
Peter Pan had it right all along.
It's exhilirating and terrifying
Because "we are the future,"
And while that's amazing
It's a lot of pressure too.
I want to call Tink and go flying away
"Faith, trust, and pixie dust"
Is simpler than student loans.
I still want to grow up
But is it too much to ask
To still be allowed to escape?
What I'm really afraid of
Is not adulthood itself.
It's forgetting what it was like before.
I guess my real question is
To begin this new chapter of my life
Do I really have to lose Neverland?
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