Soar

Hey, first Peter Pan fic, and my first time formatting it into a poem. I'm a decent rhymer so hopefully I won't butcher this too badly.

Disclaimer: Never owned, never will.

I rested, relaxing in a tree,

Although not nearly as carefree

As I used to be.

I couldn't get her off my mind,

Thoughts taking a new course of their own design.

I shifted restlessly, worried

My sense of security blurried.

I, the great Peter Pan,

Only afraid of becoming a man.

Who had faced jealous fairies,

And intimidating Indians inquiries.

I closed my eyes,

Remembering my own close demise:

Her sweet voice saying: "Tis only a thimble,"

And with soft trembling hands and fingers nimble,

Grabbed my face hard,

bringing forth a hiss,

And gave me her first kiss.

After the glow of pink and Wendy had gone,

It wasn't long,

Before Tink explained a thimble and a kiss.

And now something was amiss,

Here in the Neverland.

Me growing up,

Had never been a part of the plan.

I had been destined for joy and fun,

But because of the aching pain,

There hadn't been any sun,

Nor any rain

For a very long time.

I blinked,

Staring straight into the eyes of Tink.

Tugging at my hair,

And fluttering impatiently in the air.

She shook, offering me her dust,

But it was no longer a must.

Happy thoughts,

Happy thoughts,

Happy thoughts.

All revolved around a single girl,

Who had sent my mind into a whirl.

I slipped into the air, and out of my pose,

All the while thinking of her kiss as I rose.

Tink looked at me with confused eyes,

Wondering what had caused me to rise.

There were no words to describe,

The particular feeling I had inside.

When it came to her,

There was only one thing that was sure:

Although she was with me no more,

She would always help me soar.

To love her would be an awfully big adventure…

Okay, tell me what you think, because I did this in about twenty minutes. Hopefully it's not terrible, because I started and stopped right in the middle. And I really hadn't expected it to be this long. Reviews are loved, the people who write them even more so.

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