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Peter Pan - The Lost Boy


There was a boy. 

He never wanted to grow up. 

He was scared of being abandoned.

There were the Lost Boys. 

His friends. His family. 

Peter had a family before though. 

He doesn't remember his mother, 

But he knows she left him. 

He was just a baby laid on the sidewalk,

Until a glowing light came into view. 

She used all her strength to carry the bundle into the sky.

The flew all the way to the second star to the right. 

The pirate ship was already in the sea,

And Peter was the only baby on the island. 

 

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