Peter Pan
Fly with me, he said.
Out the window, we fled.
What a view, I thought.
Should I let go? Better not.
To be with him,
The chances were slim.
He was young.
I was young.
But the difference?
He was forever young.
Years passed by,
To say I don't miss him,
Would be one big lie.
I sit here now,
Old and grey.
I will forever,
Cherish that day.
He who chose to not be a man.
His name was Peter,
Peter Pan.
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