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Too Late For Neverland

I know it's a bit belated, for I've Grown much too old, but I Still have that little secret Like dear Mrs. Darling had. It's there, in the corner Of these lips, I've glimpsed, Waiting for that One to claim it. But I haven't had my Adventure yet. The wind has never played Through my hair nor the Clouds danced between my Toes. Perhaps He got the wrong house. Maybe He found someone Else to forget with. I've no choice but to continue Growing older. Through His youthfulness Though, I've learned "To live would Be an awfully big adventure," and so I carry on flourishing and developing Into a person that boy could never be.
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kimberle-killips
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Mar 14, 2013
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