Loving Dreams Of Neverland Poem by ArmourQuill Hunter

Loving Dreams Of Neverland



Peter Pan’s Neverland of Wendy, fairies, and dreams
What wonders fly neath those magical stars of themes

What child hasn’t wanted to fly to dreams of adventure
Paint me invisible, dreams of love past cruel winter

Love never grows-up does it; nor should I dare say
Yet many might relish leaving parents, likely I shall stay

Besides fairies, you’ll need angel-dust to be able to fly
Every time someone loses love, another dream-heart dies

Hook’s mix of hate, jealousy, and failure worded it’s evil
Now the test for true-love comes, after the night, to revel

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Charles M Moore 11 May 2006

Beautiful poem, a credit to you.

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