The Land that Never was.
Seems so grand that
place known as Neverland,
a child's desire, even an adult's dream
of never aging, such as Pan.
Pan's imagination could take him to sights
adorned,
fascinating stories telling's of amusement
heard all over the world.
Whispering through children's ears
of this Neverland echoed everywhere,
There you can never run out of pleasurable excitement.
Roaming, roaring loudly like animals
in this magical place,
ancient native tribes,
wild interactions with pirates.
As pixie dust fell upon Pan,
He took to flight, thus gliding in.
Air floating guiding him.
Fluttering and towering,
over forest trees, advancing higher
into dimming skies.
Drifting far up, surpassing the clouds
amidst shimmering starlight,
immensely visible to young
Peter's eyes.
The freedom of everlasting childhood
was so intriguing that Pan wanted no part in it,
all the responsibilities occupying
adult stuff.
He had found himself at last a home.
one where all his dreams could come true,
He could do as he pleases.
Chasing pirates in the skies and into
the seas,
Tinker at his fingertips.
A tremendous number of mysterious sites are to be held,
magical trickery to unfold,
in this unknown land
that we all have to know goes by the name
of Neverland.