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36-Life After Seth
PETER PAN AND ME 36: LIFE AFTER SETHSeth, a half demon, half human son of the devil, was torn between twoworlds, good and evil. When his mother escaped from a cult after him, shehid him via her brother, in Venice, Italy. She slowly went insane and herfamily took her for help or had her committed. For immortality Seth'suncle sold his soul to the devil but didn't realize that he would inreturn, never die but he would age and become a living skeleton. He brokethe pact and this cost him his life and also the cult, which failed tofind Seth. Seth lived in Venice and went to a boarding school where hemet an innocent girl named Juana. Seth's evil side lured her to a gymlocker room while his more innocent human side was there just to agonizeor maybe even kill himself. Despite Juana's desire to wait to have sexuntil she was married to Seth, for she loved him, Seth's demon side tookover and raped her. A knife from the devil appeared in his hand and hestabbed her fatally. In order to become fully human, Seth needed someoneto banish the evil from his very being, his very genes. Seth knew thatNeverland had such a person but he was sure it was not Peter Pan. As itturned out, Peter was the one and while Seth's evil side began to turnNeverland into a hellish substitute to please the devil, Peter was slainby Seth who used Chase's life against Peter. Peter returned with helpfrom heaven and his old friends John and Tink and others and usingExcaliber. In a major fight, Peter not only rebuked the evil from his ownbody that Seth placed there but he also regained Excaliber via Chase whowas drawn into the lake by the lady of the lake. There, she gave ChaseExcaliber. Despite winning the fight, Peter was amazed when Seth stillhad the demon wings to fly off. Peter and Chase gave chase and waited ina cemetery for Seth to emerge. Seth told them about the girl he loved andhoped together the three of them could raise her from the dead. UsingExcaliber, and Chase as a go between, Peter connected with Seth and Chasechanneling all the power from Seth, Peter, and Excaliber, was able toraise Juana from the dead...but it left Chase totally drained of energy,meaning he was dead....and...Peter's face jumped back and he had a big O on his mouth. Then he lookedangry. At me! Just fancy that! I'm the one who's dead this time andPeter's mad at me! Well, I guess I was mad at him when he died. But..."Peter, I'm not dead," I thought. "I am not leaving you! I refuse. I willnot budge. Heaven can't have me, not yet. I won't move out of this body."And it was true. Unlike Peter Pan, I was not about to leave and takethat next great adventure. I was not going to leave Peter, for he'd goand get himself into all kinds of heated trouble without me to guard hissaner self. With frustration, I found my commands to my legs to move ormy muscles to sit up, would not be answered. "I'm still alive!" But itwas my spirit that lived, not my body. I could see a dazed petite girlstanding over me with Seth and Peter. Seth looked worried. The girl wasjust in a fog...as we all were in this island cemetery in Italy's Venicearea. The sun was starting to slowly come up but the night cloudsremained and thunder began.For a minute and a minute exactly, Peter thought...and I know this frommany sources but the most reliable was my link with Peter. Peter thoughtas he did with Wendy when Tootles accidentally shot her with an arrowthanks to jealous Tinkerbell. Peter hesitated. The pain was too much. Ashe contemplated doing the same thing then as he was now: leaving andskipping away gayly and with joy and singing, forgetting me as he oncewould have done to Wendy, as the moss covers my body and the leaves giveme a final resting place among them. Peter would skip off and forget me.I tried to say, "NO!" Peter don't! And he would forget if he left. Iwanted to cry. Again. Sigh. But this Peter Pan was not the same Peter Panof old. He didn't leave Wendy and he would not leave me-this Peter wouldnot entertain such thoughts again, for he was changed by me and his lovefor me and mine for him. His blind staring at my dead body came to anend. "No," Peter said, "NO! I won't have it!" I felt myself being picked upbodily. My back arched."Peter, come back!" I heard Seth yell. Seth looked at Excaliber. Heknew it had been filled with goodness and it burned him the last time hepicked it up. He also knew that it could help revive me. He reached forit with both hands. He recalled the agony. He hesitated. His hands werewithin reach.Peter was flying in the air with my back spread out in his hands, holdingme up bodily across them, horizontally. The dark clouds came up behindhim and the half light shone through. Peter was ranting, "I will notpermit it!"Seth yelled again, "Peter, you'll just get yourself killed! Get back downhere!" "NO!" Then Peter lowered his voice and seemed to dance his toes on thedarkest cloud he could find, "Oh by all of nature's quirks and fury, heedmy cry mother earth and father sky, don't be daft, rain down the power torevive my better half." My head hung back and my feet dangled, my legsbent, my hair hanging down Peter's left arm. He was still holding me up.Peter danced off the cloud and flew under it now and downward a bit,then hovered. "Lightning which is thus so bold, strike true my love fromthis thunderous sky, make it so that he does not fry but live as free tofly as a dove!" A second later: "COME ON! DO IT! I PETER THE PANCOMMAND THEE!""Peter!" Seth cried, "You must come and get the sword!" Seth picked upExcaliber, for now he could. He was within inches of it, "I...I can't..."Hands moved over Seth's hands and eased them downward with him. Sethlooked over his shoulder. Behind him, interlocking her arms with his, wasJuana, "Yes, you can. You're human now, all throughout your body, mylove."Seth reached down and with both hands took up the hilt of the sword andlifted it. "Peter! Here!" He tossed Excaliber upward and it spiraled,end over end. "Don't touch it, it'll..."Peter saw the sword fly up but he couldn't reach for it. Instead, he usedhis foot to kick it up and the flat side hit my back."OW!"Lightning rained down and hit my belly and I shuddered. Somehow,magically via Excaliber I imagine, Peter was not jolted by this. He wasflying steadily upward as the lightning hit me and I jumped upward withbent legs up, knees to chest, and chin to same, like some strenuousexercise crunch. I was startled awake and jumbled, I fell right offPeter's hands. Peter watched and smiled. And waited. And waited. Andwatched with a great ear to ear grin, the piece of shit that he was.Juana was waiting too and looking up with Seth, who squinted, "What's hedoing?"I was falling uncontrollably. In my state, I couldn't fly correctly, ifat all. I tumbled back downward until I rolled over in a clumsy state ofaffairs to try to fly and now I was face down...looking at the giantheadstones and statues coming up to me. Rather, I was flying down to themand they would hit me and I would get all splattered and...I waited forhim. I relaxed. I knew him well enough to know he'd wait until the lastsecond.Peter pulled me up. He grabbed me under the arms and pulled me upward. Hewrapped his arm around my back and he was side to side with me, pressedto my hip. Even though my stomach tumbled with that roller coaster rideeffect as I was pulled up within inches of a giant statue's upheld sword,I felt no nausea. I smiled and Peter's face was even with my own. Helooked at me so adoringly and happily that I melted. I smiled as the windblew through both our hair and intermingled my hair with his. I tilted myhead in a cacophony of love. I breathed but Peter didn't wait. He puthis lips onto mine and blew into my lungs, carefully. He did this as wecame to a gentle landing. He had his hand on my back and pulled me into ahug. He was breathing for me. It was totally awesome. I tingled all over.Seth to Juana: "I'm sorry.""I know. And before you ask, I forgive you.""Do you want to get married?"Peter broke from my kiss, "EWL!!! Gross. I can't stay here and hear this,here."I laughed, taking my tongue back. "Peter....I forgive you too.""For what?""Then again maybe I don't." I smiled, but of course I did. But hiswords had cut me like a knife. He hurt me deeply. Calling me a fuckingfaggot? That hurt more than life itself. Threatening me with death andcalling me a disloyal mother? I wanted to be like him and leave thatmemory behind but I could not. I didn't think I could get over his wordsand his tone. He probably already forgot what he said."You are alright.""Yes, I am." I said, "Just, kinda tired. I think. And energized at thesame time." I blinked and Peter smiled and put his hands on myshoulders. I took his hands and kissed them and then turned to Seth,"Seth, what will you do now?""I shall return to the human world. And live as a man.""EEEKKK!" Peter took to the sky. "Fare thee well, Seth! Have a goodlife. We must be on our way to make Neverland once more fun and gay.""Sorry about that!"Peter waved, "Not to worry. You were my most excellent enemy! The best!But I...ahh, I was better!""Chase," Seth said."Enough said," I smiled and put a hand on his shoulder which was above mychin, "Goodbye Seth, have a good life. You and she deserve it."Juana kissed my cheek, bending down a bit, "Thanks for everything, littleangel."I turned red. I flew up a bit and waved, turning back to them and thenturned to Peter, "Hey, Peter let's get back."We watched for a bit from the air as Seth and Juana began to walk out ofthe graveyard toward the main office as the sun came up from the horizon,glinting on the waters surrounding the island. Man and women, soon to behusband and wife, her hair blond, flowing in the morning breeze. The mistlifted now and the fog was gone. The birds were singing. Even the summerbugs were humming now. Their outlines were all we saw soon enough. I wascrying.Peter looked at me and didn't want to mention he saw tears. "We deservesome fun now. We will go home the long way!""Peter, we can't.""Besides," He shrugged, "Either way is the long way.""I'm really beat. And besides, Peter, we have to get the Indians and theanimals and the fairies back.""I'm sure they already know, some of them, and even now are on their wayback to my domain.""When you died, why didn't Neverland break up again?""Or go cold? Easy. I was never fully gone. I was in you." He put hishand on my heart and warmth spread there. I nodded in acknowledgment andtogether we flew off, leaving Seth and Juana to make their way up theoffice steps, his arm around her small waist. Landing in a Venice garden near a church with gargoyles staring down atus, Peter found some vines and strings and leaves and put those on."These will have to do until I can get the better variety like my olderand better ones in Neverland, the only place to get the best outfits.""Where's the sword?"Peter shrugged, "Back in the lake I imagine. And I also imagine the lakeis back where it should be in time and space. Camelot maybe or Avalon.Either way, I doubt we will find the lake or the lady or the sword whenwe get back to Neverland.""You know about the Lady of the Lake?""Sure, doesn't everyone?" He took off. I shook my head and followed. There was more after we finally did make it back to Never Never Neverland but I don't want to bore you. For, you see, the devil was mad thathe no longer had a son and that humans were much too clever now to fallfor sex with him, if not for his other tricks. He tried to get us to fallfor more tricks even after we got back home to Never Never land. Hewanted Peter for his son and tries to make Peter think he was his sonfrom the start and when that didn't work he tried to make Peter think hewas Hook's son and then that Hook was the devil. He used a library ofbooks that told us that Peter was evil but I destroyed the library. Oldtricks. We didn't fall for it. I don't want to bore you with the details.For the devil is a bore.We flew home. The trip home was fun and eventful and we needed thisbreak:THEME: THE STRING QUARTET TRIBUTE TO COLDPLAY: CLOCKS INSTRUMENTAL:As we flew, I grew tired so Peter carried me, me sitting in his arms likehe was Superman carrying that handicapped girl around the world. OldEpisode of an old but good black and white TV series, at least in itsfirst two years it was black and white. I was also thinking of thisinstrumental by the String Quartet : a tribute to Coldplay, the band,CLOCKS. That always made me think of Peter, for it was both happy and sadat the same time.First we flew over Monaco heading out of Italy, crossing over theMediterranean Sea for a bit. It was a bright sunny day rising and warmand hot. The wind cooled us and I looked at Peter and he at me. Whatcould be better than this. Flying freely in the sky of blue, not a cloudin the sky now. The sun rising to greet us! I felt so free, so calm, sopeaceful and yet so excited too. I was seeing Europe from the sky! Thebreathtaking port below us was amazing with lines of pleasure boats allover and a bright blue color to the water. There were not many people atthis early but enough to enjoy the spectacle. Peter, being Peter, tapdanced, expertly on the tops of some of the huge rising towers. They werenot as big as in New York but they were awesome and in fact, they werecleaner looking. I followed Peter's lead but couldn't tap dance as well.He tapped down on one building and then bounced off it with a push to hitthe top of another, tapping two feet on his toes. Bouncing off. Laughing,"WHOOOO HOOOOOO! HAHAHAHA!"His fun was infectious and I was hooked so to speak. Peter flipped andlanded both feet onto a huge rock face of the cliffs of Monaco that facedthe spiraling towers and he pushed off it, giggling. I followed andnearly killed myself. But I didn't care. I put my arms out and waved andthen flew like a plane. Peter flew like a dove. I soon caught up to himand he looked at me and smiled and looked sheepish or embarrassed. Heshook it off him, it looked cute on him. But now his fun face returnedand he smiled and licked his lips. "At night, this city glows like Tink'slight or the fairy boy's wings and nether regions.""Oh I do so want to see that!""We haven't time, maybe on another adventure for now, it's JapaneseGardens ho!""Are we going to Japan?""No, silly, there!" Peter dove at an angle and the wind stirred me. Ijetted after him in a diverse pattern and winged my way downward to thebeauty of the clear water falls in the Monaco Japanese Gardens. Brightgreen leaves and bushes grew on shiny silver rocks next to a waterfall,while other different shades of green met the water on the lower side,sprawling over the rocks on the lower edges. Peter dipped his foot in thewater and then skidded like he was skipping rocks on the surface andjumped partly in the water and partly out. He laughed all the time andeach new move made a new tone of laugh issue forth from his mouth. Heleveled his feet horizontally now and flew right into the waterfall andunder it. I followed and someone's hand grabbed me and me pulled me overto a small alcove under the water fall. Peter stood there and pointed atthe waterfall effect: a rainbow of colors as we looked from inside it tothe outside world of green, red tree bushes, and sparkling bubbling waterrushes. I was overcome with a feeling of such beauty I thought I wouldstop breathing. Peter hushed himself and drew in breath. He let it outand yelled and did it again and let it out in my mouth, his lips lockedonto mine. I hugged him tightly. I looked at him closely as our facestouched. Our noses mingled and rubbed cheeks. We kissed and hovered overthe cliff side and then Peter pulled my arm and we shot out of thewaterfall. We flew up and up and up."Higher!""Hi ya!" Peter joked, "Look!" The Grand Prix. Peter flew down andfollowed the racing cars and tracked them. He spun around the trackoverhead. "I win!" He actually outmatched the cars and flew faster thanthey could drive. He lapped them twice. I floated there, amazed and thenI tried the same thing but the fumes from the cars overcame me and Ichoked. I started to drop and then the bad thoughts about Peter's beingso mean to me started to come. I began to feel sad. I heard him playinghis pipes. He was so dreadfully happy. He'd forget me and that I wasfalling. No, he wouldn't. I came up a bit but the fumes choked me into acoughing fit. Peter came under me and put his head between my legs,facing the same way I was so that in effect he was now giving me a rideon his shoulders. He laughed and I laughed, the fumes gone now. He gaveme a shoulder back ride up and up and up. Into the clouds."France ho!" Peter said and spilled me off his shoulders.I yelled and laughed, tumbling off his shoulders, which felt so good andfine against my bare leg, his bare shoulders. "I see it, I see it!"We flew down now and under the Arch of Triumph. Peter was following mefor a change. He seemed to be looking for something.I held back and he came up next to me, "What're you looking for?""Cracks.""WHAT?""Last time I was here, a giant monster rose up out of the ground and...ohnever mind, there's the Eiffel Tower! Last one under it is a rottenegg!!!!!""Under?" I stayed in mid air looking at him fly at it.I could hardly see it. I flew after him. We both flew right at the Tower.But where I stopped upon getting too close to it, Peter kept going at itlike a rocket. I thought he was going to crash into it like some suicidalkamikaze but he flew expertly between the girders and the metal towersholding up the massive structure. I met him on the other side. "Youcheated!" Peter said happy enough, "You have to fly on through it!""I...I...ahh, I, ahh, I'm not that good a flyer yet, Peter I don'tthink...WHOA!"I was pulled by the arm again and Peter and I flew right at a series ofinterworked girders and I thought I would be chopped up into pieces bythe metal arms and support beams but Peter flew, non stop, right inbetween all of them, with me in tow! He laughed. I had closed my eyes butafter this we did it again and again and again and soon I was laughing.Then he flew less horizontally and grabbed me up in his powerful arms andspiraled up and up faster than I thought possible. We were at the verytop of the tower. Peter held onto the point and let me go and using onehand to hold it, whizzed around and around it, "Ring around the rosie,pocket full of posy, ashes, ashes, Chase don't fall down!"I laughed and took his hand, the wind blowing my hair and his together,we got that close. We both spiraled around it now and Peter decided inmid spiral to do this backwards so he bumped into my front and made mypenis hard and shoved his body into mine and we both spiraled backward. Ilaughed loud belly laughs and Peter stopped, went forward and met me frombehind, shoving into me and now spiraling me back the other way, so now Iwas in front and he behind me, jerking and thrusting. It was quiteerotic. Then he tired of this and flew off, me following. Chasing."Switzerland Mountains next pass!"We flew on and on and I was hardly tired now. The exhilaration of Peter'sjoy and glee, the open air, the sun light splendor, all filled me andgave me fuel to continue. I was never more alive! I chilled on every partof my body at the wonder of it all, a great chill. A fiery life within meand goose bumps at the magic of the world and Peter Pan and nature andGod and in general of just actually being alive and a spirit being at thesame time!"Aletsschgletsscher!""God bless you!""He already has...with you!""Thanks!" I yelled because now the wind was really picking up and makingit difficult to hear."No, that's the name of the highest mountain in Switzerland. See, downthere!"Snow. Ugghh! But it never looked so nice. Wide open mountain passes,covered with flat snow. Snow cars tire tracks and huge gray mountains ofsteady sturdy rock rising over the passages. White capped. The whiteclouds flew in and seemed to stay rooted to the tops of each peak. What agrand spectacle! What massive power, what giantism. What a miracle ofGod! I felt overwhelmed by the mountains here. The peaks were so high,the mountains so thick. My dick was harder than ever at just themagnificence of all of this. Vast dips and drops and rises.Peter tapped the point of one peak and bounced to the other and flippedto another. He threw a snowball at my head but I ducked out of the way. Iflew up and down and hid in a cloud infront of him. I had a snow ball inmy hand ready to pounce on him. He came up behind me, inside the cloudalready and shoved my hand down onto my head. I laughed as snow drippedall over my head as he crushed the snowball on my head. He grabbed mylegs, lowering himself down and pulled me from the cloud, and we exitedunder it. Snow started. I was glad Peter decided to head away from herenow, because as much as some snow is beautiful, I hate snow and beingsnowed on. Magically though, all of Mount whatever it was called couldhave fallen on me and the cold wouldn't effect me. I shared Peter'smagical ability not to be too effected by weather and climates."Next stop, my first runaway hide out! The great Kensington Gardens,England!"I thrilled to see Kensington Gardens! "I always wanted to see that!""We won't stay long!""Ohhh, but Peter!""Maybe if it's night and after lockout time we can see the fairies up tono good.""A lot like you are they?"Peter laughed, "No, I am like they and they are like me.""Goo woop de do!" I laughed.We flew at England, crossing yet more water. I must admit I started tofeel a bit tired now. Flight made me that way sometimes. All this time the instrumental of the song CLOCKS played in my head. Wasthat Peter's doing? At times during the journey, he would take out hispipes and play them loudly and in long bursts of dazzling sound and putthem back. I believe he did this to let out some of the excitement hewas feeling. He would probably have exploded if he didn't. Like a releasevalve.England was beautiful in the countryside. Pastures of green, farmanimals, dilapidated castles and restored ruins, groves, bicycle paths,tree lined hills, open areas of pure bliss. Luck was with Peter as usualand the fog England is so famous for was no where to be found. "Haaa,I've seen it hundreds of times, let's just skip it," Peter played me."Oh no, Pete, I want to see it!""Don't call me Pete, it sounds so....so...so..."My face fell but then I let it smile and revel in his childishness,"Adult?""Yeah! Okay come on!"Kensington Gardens. What to say about the gardens? Lovely, passionate,nature at its utmost. Surrounded by...manmade objects here and there. Iflew but lost Peter for a short time. Then I found him atop his ownstatue! That statue that makes him look boyish but also manly somehow,makes him look like a little boy, a fairy. They didn't quite capture allof him though for his warrior spirit was not in it. But narcissistically,and in character, Peter was hugging his own statue and kissing it, like achild doing something he was not supposed to. It made me laugh. I flewbehind the statue, a position I would love to be in, in reality with thereal Peter and kissed the back of the neck of the statue while rubbingthe real back of the real Peter's neck. The momentum I felt on this tripnever ebbed, even when we stopped at times. Peter laughed again and againand flung himself backward and with arms out, shot over some treetops. Ifollowed and caught up to him, believe it or not and found him. He wasover a pond, the Round Pond. There was perambulators and in them weregiant toy sail boats. Babies were walking. Parents were with them. Men,older men and younger men and some boys too, were sailing these huge toyboats in the Round Pond. They had strings attached to the toy boats.Peter pointed to one of them and I squinted. For he and I and the boysailing it, saw little men on deck going about the work. I was amazed andwondered what they were but talking now would make that magic vanish Ithought so I remained just watching. The men went about sailing. Sailswere rising, catching the breeze and one boat slipped off it's line.Peter flew over it and as the young teen who lost it yelped about losingit, Peter blew and the toy sail boat, a stick boat, I think, blew towardthe teen and he was able to lean over the side to the still waters andcatch it. My attention turned back to the toy boat with the little men onthe decks. They put up a few sails and seemed to sail away.Peter came to me and recited something from Barrie I think, "The sweetestcraft is one that slips her moorings, called a stick boat, because she israther like a stick, until she is in the water and you are holding thestring. Then are you walk round pulling her, you see little men runningabout her deck, and sails rise magically,"....Peter half seemed to knowthat his voice at this recitals of his were truly touched by magic oftheir own and half didn't know that his voice possessed a sort of femaletone to it at these times but also were of their own nature very boyishand manly too and in a low whisper he continued, "and catch the breezeand you put in on dirty nights at snug harbors, which are unknown to thelordly yachts," then his tone got sad and depressed, "You are asolitary boy...while all this is taking place..." We watched the boysail his ship away from the others. Peter continued, "You may talk toyourself throughout the voyage, you may not know when it is time to gohome, where you have been or what swelled your sails..."Or makes you fly, a great swordsmen or be able to dark or light magicor...be Peter Pan.Peter cheered a little, "Your treasure trove is all locked in your hold,so to speak, which may be opened by another little boy many yearsafterward..."I didn't like the turn of attitude so I licked his cheek and said, "Youcan't catch me!"Peter shot at me, his attitude of fun renewed, "Lick me willya! I'll lickyou!"We shot over the boats and I couldn't help but touch my toe to every oneof their highest sail points, acting like Peter. Peter did the same, notto be outdone and we left Kensington Gardens behind. A magical place Iwould to return to but its effect on Peter as this time was such that Idecided to leave it behind and save it for another time, otheradventures, and I surely did return to it, sometimes alone, sometimeswith Peter and sometimes with Lost Boys and sometimes with Peter and theLost Boys and sometimes...you get the idea.CLOCKS plays in my mind. Just the music not the lyrics for some reason.It had me pumped and excited and motion loving. Peter pipes again as wefly over the great locales of England, Scotland, and Ireland and I willdescribe those to you in greater depth in a bit. First I have to relatethat I've been to several different types of churches and I must tell youthat I've never been closer to God than when Peter was in this mood andflying freely over the Earth or anywhere else, Mars, Venus, etc. I was sofree, flying like this, in this great child like mood and with my chestbeating from fun and freedom and free fall and wind drifts. I believe wewere meant to be like this. Like Adam and Eve were before the fall. Ibelieve that we were not meant to strive, to struggle for survival, towork our whole lives, to die in suffering pain from horrible diseases, Ibelieve we were meant to be free and exist in love without all our evilparts detracting from it all, I believe were not meant to die at all! Ibelieve that that is why I feel so close to God when I'm with Peter inthis state, flying overland, oversea, overtime and over space, even otheruniverses. Because that is what God is and the feelings I have thatovertake my spirit are goodly, kind, loving, freedom absolute. No moneyworries, no car worries, no weather worries, nothing to bring me down.Just me and the open sky and Peter! And love. Love for each other, formankind and women kind, for children everywhere, for all that is good andloving and unselfish and caring and cures for diseases. The wind wrappedme in its loving arms and I drifted up and up and up and sideways and Iturned my body any which way I cared to. And the sights...the countrieswere so pretty! Green, lush, mossy, attractive massive macho rocks andadorned with beautiful feminine flowers and vines and twigs and cutelittle trees! I thought I would burst. It was even better than that nightI was singing with Peter and dancing with him over the trees! This wastotal freedom. Something every man and woman, girl and boy, longs for! Ifelt like I was part of the wind. Peter piped again as the instrumentalreached each part where he should pipe. I would swear Peter knew thissong was playing in my head or maybe he even put it there. I didn't care.It soothed me and energized me at the same time. I was alive. And closeto God! Closer than I've ever been. Closer to than any church, manmade,could make me! No one could feel this good! But I did and he was therenext to me, smiling and piping and laughing, all delicious sounds! OhGod! I want to explode in love and happiness! I'm light as a feather! I'mfree! I'm flying. I can fly! I CAN FLY! Whaaaaaaawhoooooooooo!Peter got between my legs with his legs and as he flew under me. Heturned me over onto my back and he was now flying on top. He laughed andkissed me and I was sure I exploded in more ways than one. Nothing couldcompare to this! Nothing could be equal to this except meeting God faceto face with Peter by my side! I exploded!People say back to nature and all those tired cliche, naturey things andthe back to nature spirit and the mother earth and all that and what theyfail to realize is that the so called circle of life was never meant toinclude death in it. That celebrating death is like celebrating somethingthat never was, something bad. Peter is nature incarnate but he is alsoour original nature too, the Adam nature mixed with our fallen nature.Perhaps that's why I love him so much, he's both.We flung ourselves over the Isle of Man briefly, a nice area but a bitcongested for me. "Where are we going?" went unanswered. Below a gianttrain careened down a rail, almost floating."It's on its way to Hogworts School!" Peter shouted."What? Are WE GOING THERE?" I asked, excited. I always wanted to gothere and meet Harry Potter and his pals."No, this way!" Peter flung himself another way, arms and legs extendedand he laughed, what else? "You know..." Peter began, "Jimmy was soafraid to ride half ticket by rail. Me?" He put his hands out as if toask a question but he was really making a statement, "I revel intraveling half ticket by rail because I...I..AM ABOY!!!!oYoYoYoYoYoYoYoYoYoYoY!""Peter!" I yelled in joy as I followed him. I actually caught up to himor he let me, "Are you telling me that JM is JM Barrie? The writer?""Oh yeah, the storyteller boy I brought with me...he...look, Scotland..."Peter pointed to a large town in Scotland. It was Barrie's birthplace:Lilybank in the Tenements, Kirriemuir. A wash house stood in theforeground to where we flew over."Peter...that looks like Wendy's little house!""Yes, I made it after I saw it.""I thought the Lost Boys built the house.""With me!" Peter said, as if he were hurt that I would think he wouldn'tjoin in in making the house. Indeed, I really believed he did help makethe house and it was he who plopped John's hat on top it. That, his hat,and John's way of skipping rocks over the Mermaid's Lagoon were twothings John left in Neverland. "It's so...cute! It's darling."Peter frowned, "Darling? Girls use that word. Girls! Are you gay?" Heflew away from me.I almost fell out of the sky. It was like those things Seth made Petersay. The things that may have come from deep down someplace. Yet it wassuch a boyish thing for him to say too. Boys use GAY to insult eachother, so do girls really. It's not even an insult anymore but it reallyis. It's something shunned. Me. I flew lower. I was not having happythoughts.Peter returned to me, "What's wrong?""You said...you said...""Little Jimmy was only nine years old when he came to Neverland.""Did you and he...?""Play lots of games?" Peter's fiery love for games came through in hisexcitement, "YES!" He said through lisped voice and almost tight teeth."He was so cool.""He...he wasn't....?""He had to go back because there were boys that needed him. I'm sorry tosay that they all grew up and most of them are dead. I think all of themmight be. I took many half way to the gates. And I think....one was not agood swimmer. It's important to be a good swimmer, Chase.""Yes, I know." I looked downward."Cheer up," Peter put a hand on my chin. "The best is next." He was soenchanting and entranced, that he made me cheer up with just his voiceand I rose higher with Peter having to kick his legs to come up to catchme. "That's better, my love. You are so cool too!""Peter...." I said, "It's getting late and...I'm..."Peter pulled my arm, "C'mon!"CLOCKS in my head and in Peter's pipes. We flew. On and on and the airfelt so warm and cool at the same time.We flew over the Isle of Man again and headed to Ireland, rolling hillsof green. Farmland. Isolated huts, big cities. But the best was theWishing Arch, County Antrim. Ireland coves and inlets of North Ireland'scoastline. Peter told me this was the area he was checking out when hefound the twins, the triplets, Barry, Bo, and Bailey. Not quite here butnear here in the war torn cities. Violence was down now and I think Peterhad something to do with it. A whisper in the right ear, a weapon thatdidn't work there, a bomb dismantled or thrown into outer space here, aseeing of the light there, a dream spinner of peace there. Peter wasamazing, there were things he could do with little or no help fromfairies that even I didn't know about yet. We dove under the arches ofmoss and green glowing plants over the arches of rock and stone and sand.The water was nearby, blue and still. The sun was still up but movingtoward the horizon. I laughed as I chased Peter under an arch and he flewover it and landed on top. I came up behind him and pushed him. Hetumbled off and laughed and spun into a horizontal flying mode, "Make awish, Chase, it's all yours!"I made one. I ponder whether I should tell you or not. I wanted Peter. Iwanted he and I to have an even closer relationship. The anger in medissipated now and it was a good thing because I might have wished Petergone or something if his homophobic comments to me, even if he wasn'thomo phobic himself, were fresh in my mind. As I made my wish, I saw aglint of sparkling light coming off the rock arch, the wishing arch one.It glowed and I saw a Peter in the horizon beyond the arch. I looked up.Peter had landed on top of the arch I was nearer to and I looked back tothe Wishing Arch. Peter was there. It was an older Peter, not much olderbut a wiser, more loving Peter, if that were possible. A Peter that hadhad sex and liked it. And he was not perverted by it but made morecomplete. The baby Peter came to me, and he seemed suddenly so smallcompared to me and so child like that I was shamed. But my body wassmaller. "Made?"I snapped into reality, "Oh..." I was almost surprised by him comingdown to me. I looked up and the other Peter waved from the mist of theWishing Arch which became sprayed by waves and water from the sea. He wasgone in the last hit of the misty waves. "Oh, yes, Peter, I have. I..."Peter covered my mouth, a dirty hand slapped over it, and it hurt. "NO!DON'T TELL ME OR IT WON'T COME TRUE!COME!"I wanted to really. "Okay," I mumbled from under his sweet tasting hand.CLOCKS playing in my mind. Piping the instrumental pieces. Peter. Me.Sea. Air. Wind. Sun.We flew to the Giant's Causeway on the North Coast and we saw rocks of40,000 in number, all closely placed, hexagonal pillars of black basalt."The Giant's Causeway!" Peter announced, "Made by the real Giants!""Really?""No.""Oh Peter.""No, really it was," he laughed and hit his elbow into my chest, jokingwith me, "Really. Giants made these and put these in place.""It's marvelous!"We flew over them and the water sprayed against them and up at us and thewater spun me. Peter of course came out of the spin easily but I had sometrouble and was spinning down at the black flat top of one of the hugerocks. Peter grabbed my forearm and pulled up, flying his free hand upand his legs down, like Superman at a comet. Or something. I coughed andPeter took a hand and put it in his crotch and flung it at me and fairydust covered me. I was blinded and he let go with his other hand.Blindly, I went down and thought, oh well, he's tired of me and wants meto go splat on the rock. Instead when I opened my eyes I was over theblack basalt and the sun was going down and the shadows looked so lovelyagainst the black rock towers. Peter was under me, smiling that bigstupid grin of his. I loved it.Next stop was the Rock of Cashel, a giant hill in County Tipperary. Peterwas singing, "It's a long way from Tipperary..."I didn't know he knew that song.Still CLOCKS TICKED ON in my mind. "Leprechauns? Can you see them?""No. Yes!" There they were over the trees and bushes trying to hide frommy eyes. I flew over them and laughed and they threw wooden canes andspears at my face. I blew the make shift weapons back at them and theyyelled at me and ran away, the weapons missing the green little guys andgals. "Sorry! I love you guys!" I laughed. I did love them. I lovedeveryone and everything. I loved the bully who picked on me in the lockerroom when I was in 8th grade. I loved the teenager who said he loved mebut really didn't. I loved the girl who turned me down for senior prom. Iloved the preacher who just wanted money and tried to convert me and didconvert me. I loved the other preacher who broke up with his wife. Andthe other who cheated on his. I loved God. I loved the bum in the street.I loved the AIDS patients. I even loved the evil doers, hoping theirevil, which is what I hated, would turn to good. Peter was behind me andput his arms around my chest from behind and cradled me. "We have to go.""But it's almost dark. And I wanted to have lots of adventures in thiswonderful place.""Another time. It is time for Neverland to have it's Peter."Me too, I thought."We will have adventures here, dangerous ones, filled with blood andaction and giants and monsters and the tiny folk. And evil men out toblow things up and...""Okay, let's get outta here."The sun doing it's pastel job on the sky, frames of light rising from thesinking orb, creating a rainbow series from each sunspot. It looked likethe top of a Japanese wave fan, different colors of course. Rainingpurple overtaking the orange and red and pink! The clouds joined in onthe parade and moved all over it. Peter turned me to fully see and flewright into it. The blue and marine took over and the purple moved up onthem and collided, a blast of color hit the sky and enveloped us! I wascoated in colors and warmth. And then the sun went down. And we were overthe ocean. The Atlantic Ocean. Titanic sunk. I started to get scared.I was so tired and didn't realize it. I lowered so low that my bellyextended out and hit the sea waves. Something brushed against me and Ihoped it wasn't something with shark like skin or gosh, shark skinitself. There were things moving around me. Peter laughed and kicked afew things away from me and told me to get on his back. I didn't have tothink twice about that. I hopped on. I rested, my belly on his back. Herose up higher. Then he laughed and turned over on his back and droppedme. I yelled and dropped, "You bastarddddddddd! Pet-Tahhhhhhh!"A killer whale rose up from the water but I only saw parts of itsenormous body because the blackness was so thick, the moon not out, thatI felt totally alone. I moved at it and then I felt it nudge me lightlyand into Peter's arms and Peter, flying vertically again, hugged me tightand I got hard as hell. The whale made a sound and Peter waved, "Thanks!""Don't do that again!" I yelled in Peter's grip. "I don't wanna fight uphere!""No," Peter looked at my face, "You don't!" He was scaring me."You're scaring me!""Good! Cause I could let you go and fall into the ocean where over ahundred of my watery friends, amphibians, mammals, and others, will EATYOU!" Peter laughed maniacally.I shut my eyes, "Peter stop it, please!""Awww, I was only kidding," he threw me up in the air and turnedhorizontally so that my falling stomach would land on his back again."Oafff!""Chase, you may have beaten my up when Seth's thing was in me...""Say what?""...but I can take you any time I want.""Showing me who's boss?""Of course. I am! And don't you forget it!""Peter, if you continue to talk this way...""YEAH?""I will want to leave you. I don't need to be bullied by you! I left thatstuff behind or at least to fight that stuff with you at my side."Peter laughed, "Oh, I was just teasing you. Forgive me?" I sighed. Ididn't say anything for a long time. Peter's face if I had seen it, wouldhave registered that I meant what I said and that I was pissed. Peter'sface also started to realize the seriousness of it. Of my anger and myfeelings. "I thought you said you would never leave me? I'm so sorry.Forgive me, Chase, I ...if you want to leave me, if you wish it, if youwish it, you may go now, we are going to be soon passing over LongIsland, where you are from, where I first picked up my first true malelove.""Peter," I said and stroked the back of his neck with the back of my lefthand. I strummed his hair with my other hand, "I would not leave you. Ijust need to know that you are as stiff...." Bad choice of words. "Thatyou are as mad about me as I am about you.""I'm mad," Peter's tears wavered in his eyes. "Can't you tell how mad Iam. Insane for you. I love you and no one else, Chase. You stayed."I wanted to say more but words stuck in my throat."You will still stay?""Yes, Peter, I will still stay."JM Barrie once wrote a screen play for a movie version of Peter Pan. I amnot sure when he wrote it but I believe it was written long before the1925 silent movie version that he was deeply disappointed in. I alsowondered when he was in Neverland and wondered if I should query Peterabout him. Was it during the time with Wendy or after or before or both?I don't know. I do know that Barrie perfecting, adding to, changing, andsubtracting from all his versions of Peter Pan. I think he would havebeen very happy with the 2003 December movie of Peter Pan from PJ Hogan.In the screen play for the proposed film, which was not used in the 1925version, one of the things Barrie included was what happened to me andPeter that night:Peter supported me over the ocean, the best time to fly over it, Peterthought was night because that was when it was most dangerous and wecould die. At least that is what he said. The Statue of Liberty becameprominent and we were so tired, that we alight on it. It was slippery andwe could not find a resting place. Peter tried to make me think he wasnot tired but even he was. It was a long day. A long adventure we hadwith Seth, curing Seth, and the fun we had after in Europe. At first Ithought it a real statue. But it mothered us and came to life, to theextent of making us comfortable in her arms for the night. Peter fellsoundly asleep. He snores sometimes. But he did not snore all night, nordid he have one of his nightmares. Lights of the city. Lights of boats.Heavy eyelids rode the pain in my eyes until I drifted off, soul andspirit, asleep in the arms of the Statue of Liberty and Peter Pan.The play Peter Pan and its characters are trademarks of andcopyrightJ.M.Barrie.