Neverland
Neverland
An adult,
I never want to be
I refuse to give in
And let time change me
An adult,
Responsible and boring
Growing up is fast
Age quickly encroaching
An adult,
Not seen in Neverland
Only happiness and freedom
Where only children stand
An adult,
Cannot see what imagination shows
They cannot grasp
Because theirs is outgrown
The change is abrupt
Now I understand
Why Peter Pan
Never grew up
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