| To Neverland by T Up three times and to the right Over there and up one flight It's the last call to Neverland On a dragon; riding grand. One last stop at Mushroom Hill Then up and over Junie's Fill Into sky maroon with dusk Perfumed with moonlight's growing musk Ride all night and never stop Sleep near ever fast Hailbop Keep on going through your dreams Watched by Luna's dusty beams Arrive at last with tiny bump There he's waiting on a stump It's Peter Pan, the ever young Quick with sword and sharp of tongue And see, there glowing in the trees Is Tinkerbell with twitchy knees Then you're off, to dance with them Until once more the skies grow dim In Neverland you'll always be You can't leave now, there's not a key No lock to keep you here, and yet You're caught in freedom's carefree net Goodbye for now, I'll come again Until I do, wake with the wren In daylight scare the pirate Hook And sleep at night below the brook. |
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| Fairie Call by Camille Sit where the cat sits. Cross your toes Close your eyes. And smell a rose. Then say under your breath "I believe in fairies, sure as death." Gadflykins! Gladrypins! Gutterpuss and Cass! Come to me fairly Each lad and lass. |
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| Tuesday wrote this to Jordan when she was home sick. I'm sick, alone, and really bored My throat is dead, coughdrops I hoard. I'm on the phone with Myles boy To talk to him fills me with joy. Tomorrow I will be home all day I'll watch movies and hit the hay Bored as fuck and lonely, too I hate having nothing to do. I'll think of you and wish you were Home sick too; I'd call you, sir. I gotta dye my hair back soon It looks like crap even at noon. I'm going to sleep for it is late Maybe getting well will be my fate I know in the end it somehow will But I am really sick of it, still. Goodnight, I love you, cheerio! Sweet dreams to you, my deario! Dream of glitter, guns, and men Any of them, mostly Calvin! |
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| White Balloon by tuesday A child in bright blue overalls Right then began to cry His white balloon escaped his grasp - Contrasted in the sky. The white on blue did catch my gaze, It grew to small to see. Buffeted by the wind and light Looking back at me And now, it's winding, upwards path Where does it's journey end? To pop at last where air is thin No more to fly, to weave and bend? Or maybe it will join the stars, That little white balloon Beaded into patterns bright, Sweet beside the moon. |
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