With a wave, the past is gray

Ruthe 2021-12-31 08:03:07

When Wendy was getting old, Peter Pan came to her window again. He still had the face of a boy like water back then, but she had already become a mother, not the little girl who was sad for him anymore, her body Growing up, she has forgotten how to fly. So she could only curl up in the corner and try to minimize her adult body. She waved to him and said: "go away, peterpan; go way, peterpan", and she waved him to go.



With just this wave of hands, the past is so gray-haired: —— "I don't want to grow up, the reality is too complicated, but without worry, how can you appear to have no time."



If you are destined to fall in love in the best time A boy who refuses to grow up like Peter Pan, will you dissolve your youth, dreams, smiles, joy, and all the fears born of love to this man who hits him? Will you be born in the same country as him, insist on being simple and refuse to grow up for him? Do you know? Do you really do it?



I don't think I will. We may just be Wendy one after another, and years are like annual rings that confine the past. We forget how to love as if we forgot how to fly.


So I decided to leave.



With a wave of his hand, the past has gone gray.

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  • Payton 2021-12-31 08:03:07

    I feel that the growth of Chinese children is reversed. Few children have dreams of pirates at that time. Basically, they start to fly freely when they grow up and finally leave their parents. It's a pity that they usually only fly to university. After four years, it will have to land quickly, so the image of the Chinese version of Peter Pan should be Wang Sicong or Dou Jingtong, living in the pink Neverland all his life. Anyway, I was crying, so in this life I can only look at the window.

  • Conrad 2022-04-24 07:01:15

    everybody grows up except peter pan..why am i the only one who thinks peter is not a good shade..but the heroine is more shaded with chubby and freckled man~

Peter Pan quotes

  • Children: I do believe in fairies, I do! I do!

  • Captain Hook: You're a tragedy!

    Peter: Me? Tragic?