Ghost Ship Poem by Practicing Poetess
Ghost Ship
Peter Pan's Ghost Ship
As it floated past the moon
Was nothing more than clouds
That dissipated too soon.
Peter transported Wendy
Home to London, it seems
From Neverland, but when she woke,
It was only in her dreams.
Jealous mermaids, pirate fights,
Saving an Indian princess
Only happened in the land of Nod
Where anything's possible, I guess!
Lost boys, ticking crocodiles
And pixies flying fast
Never having to grow up
Until we wake, at last.
This poem was inspired by Walt Disney's classic animated film, 'Peter Pan', adapted from the play Peter Pan by Sir James M. Barrie.
A wonderful fairy tale........................10+++++++++++++
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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5/9/2024 8:01:19 PM # 1.0.0.1119
The Land of Nod, - I like this place.
So do I, Thomas- - Especially at the end of a long day! Thanks for commenting! : -)
So do I, Thomas- - Especially at the end of a long day! Thanks for commenting! : -)