Peter Pan Syndrome
Vacuum existence like a yellow tulip
On an immense tar, a shallow caterpillar
Looking for its butterfly.
Sneaky dance to advance like a snail
Intense sniffing, the dare of a snake.
Do all, son, to never be a snack
When earthquakes hack your fate
Wake up you are in class!
You did not sleep yesterday?
I will inform your parent
This is your last warrant!
Oh Lord, teacher,
Let me plunge in a sweet slumber
If the water flinches, you are my plumber
In this fishy time, I got no master
This teacher has the charm of an old lobster
Do not send my face in foster care
As I lost my faith in the dare
Of my young poster
In front of a mirror.
And Classmates throw paper rocks
That mold skyscrapers
And pencils scratch in wood tables
As a reaper knocks
A coffin at a funeral.
For the sake of God, the teacher
who gives all original forms
The ultimate shepherds are gone
Each tulip turns to silkworms.
Postpone death.
Big black hole to welcome phantoms
Blurred birds will stay in their nest
No one perceives the coming fest.
Stinky preys, silent dead bodies
Naked skulls confirms its leitmotifs.