Forever Land

In the wondrous land of Neverland, Where Peter Pan, eternal boy, doth stand, Amidst the glimmer of starry skies, Where magic reigns and dreams arise. Albertus Magus and Einstein's might, Guide this soul through the night, With spells and incantations bold, Into the secrets of ages old. From ancient springs of wisdom's lore, Peter Pan's tale forevermore, Youthful innocence, freedom's discourse, Eternal youth in endless force. Let all marvel and behold, Through Peter's tale, our hearts unfold, Of his daring and virtue bold, Which Barrie's genius hath foretold. In the free air, beneath sky's gleam, Peter flies and brings us dream, Against perils, his friends esteem, Bringing joy to life's redeem. Einstein cries: "If at six years old, You cannot explain, nor yourself behold," Peter Pan, master of time untold, Infuses minds with light, in hearts behold. Imagination or fancy's flight, In reasoning or thought's insight, Personal care, on eternal boy's sight, Compose the mind's key, in astral night. Through magic spells, in quintessence's glow, I demand, using will's strong flow, All is possible to those who know, Eternal girl, regulate, let it show!