See neverland on Wiktionary
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"Dérivé de never, avec le suffixe -land."
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"ref": "Stephen W. Delchamps, Civil Humor: The Poetry of Gavin Ewart, 2002",
"text": "The peculiar strength of popular music (and, by analogy, civil poetry) is that it is a public utterance capable of connecting with hearers who are in danger of becoming lost in private confusion; that is, they may wander in wonderlands or neverlands of private neuroses, often sexual."
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