去烃烃那里乱转，找到这个。

很喜欢，但一直懒于打字，既然有了，赶紧转。 

无论我们生而如何不平等，生活都是永久的。以自己的方式过活吧，放弃一切打击自己的自卑想法。生活再怎么粗糙，我也要活得很骄傲。

引用

逆鳞

这生命 对每个人  都不公平 也没道理
只能 扑向泥泞 迎向 那阵骤雨 由不得你

突来的骤雨这条街一路泥泞 就像人生不过是一场即兴
整个世界正在对我们挑衅 就算如此还是得无惧前进

手中的邮报封面的人在微笑 下个路口生命在暗巷尖叫
活着只是油墨上面的一角 明天之后还有谁翻阅的的到

我跟你用不同方式 踩过前方带刺荆棘
你嚣张不畏惧退缩 我低头沉默却坚定
用力的还击发出声音 让他们安静不敢相信继续前进

他们畏惧睁大眼睛
他们躲避难道放弃
专心聆听我的声音
如果生命对每个人 都不公平也没道理
那就让我带着孤寂 继续前进直到光明 继续前进

我只有一种容貌我就是永远不会倒
我就算逆境环绕我面对也要带着
我只有一种咆哮
我要让他们都知道

我生命再怎么粗糙
我都要活的很骄傲

我说自尊那看起来或许可笑
但它至少支着我,试着不让我颠倒
活着如果只是不甘寂静的喧嚣
那就咆哮吧让每个人都听得到

All children grow up

Except one

Peter Pan

“Cinderella flew through the air, far from all things ugly and ordinary. When she landed to the ball, she found herself most impertinently surrounded by pirates…“

Now our story begins

Wendy is a rather good story teller. The Cinderella one above is her latest piece of works. Until one day, her aunt discovered…

“Wendy possesses a woman’s chin. Have you not noticed? Observe her mouth. There, hidden in the right-hand corner. Isn’t that a kiss?

A hidden kiss.

It is for the greatest adventure of all. They who find it, have slipped in and out of heaven, to find the one the kiss belongs to.”

Scene one: when they talk about girls and kiss.

Peter: Wendy, one girl is more than twenty girls.

Wendy: You believe in such?

Peter: I live with boys, the lost boys. They are all named…

Wendy: Who are they?

Peter: Children who fall out of their prams when their nurses are not looking. If they are not claimed in seven days, they are sent to the never land.

Wendy: Are there girls too?

Peter: Girls are much too clever to fall out of their prams.

Wendy: Peter, it is perfect a lovely way you talk about girls. I should like to give you a … kiss.

(Peter held out of his right hand)

Wendy: Don’t you know what a kiss is?

Peter: I shall know if you give me one.

(Wendy gives Peter something she wore on her fingertip, I’m not sure what it is)

Peter: I suppose I’m to give you one now.

Wendy: If you like. (waiting for a kiss)

(Peter is puzzled and gives her a nut from his clothes made of leaves)

Wendy: Thank you.

…(Talk about fairy Tinker Belle)

Wendy: Peter, I should like to give you … a dimple.

Peter: What’s that?

(kiss, or rather about to kiss, because it was interrupted by the fairy—Tinker Belle)

Scene two: how to fly.

John: You’re offending reasons, sir.

(Peter Pan flew to the ceiling.)

John: I should like to offend it with you!

Peter: You just say happy thoughts, and they lift you into the air! (Fly freely in the air) And it’s easy.

John: I’ve got it! I’ve got it! Swords, daggers, Napoleon! Yahoooooooo! (fly)

Michael: Wendy, Wendy, look at me! Puddings, mud pies, ice-cream, not to take a bath again! (fly high into the air!)

Scene three: be a mama.

All children: Wendy lady, for you we built this house, with a door-locker, and a chimney. One, two, three. Please be our mama!

Wendy: ooh! Well, it’s greatly fascinating, but you see, I’ve had no real experience.

All children: Do you talk stories?

Wendy: yes.

All children: Then you are perfect!

Wendy: (smile)OK.

Scene four: We can’t both own her, lady.

Peter: Would they send me to school?

Wendy: yes.

Peter: Then…to an office?

Wendy: I suppose so.

Peter: Soon I should be a man?

Wendy: (nod)

Peter: You can’t catch me and make me a man.

Wendy: Peter.

Peter: I want always, to be a boy, and have fun.

Wendy: You say so. But I think it is your biggest pretend. (leave)

Scene five: I do believe in fairies, I do, I do!

Scene six: DIMPLE, and hidden KISS.

John: That, was no dimple.

Michael: That, was her hidden kiss.

Scene seven: Life, is an awfully big adventure.