A poem about childish recklessness.
Peter Pan
sits on a hilltop,
thinking he can fly
conveniently forgetting
the last time that he tried
abrasions, and bruises
no difference to him
he’s told things over and over
but he knows better than them
idea’s come, idea’s go
dreams wane and fade
his eyes dart like fireflies
as his legs prepare to spring
Peter Pan
plays with mermaids
leaping from rock to rock
these flagrant beauties
more dangerous than hook set against his clock
they flip their fins
they draw him in
he’s been warned before
but he knows better than them
ideas come, ideas go
dreams wane and fade
he doesn’t notice the moment
when the angels prepare to spring
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