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Dear Peter,

I dreamt of you again, though this time we

weren't in Neverland, we were on earth, I

wonder why that was? We walked down the

streets of my town, our hands intertwined, it

felt magical. You told me stories of the many

battles fought with Captin Hook, they made me

laugh. As we walked down the alleyways

grown-up's gave me looks of insanity, for they

couldn't see you, they didn't believe. We

laughed at them too for they did not believe.

Then, Peter, we came across this boy, he was

crying sad desperate cries. We asked him why

he cried like he did.

"I'm lost," he replied.

I wanted to cry with him Peter, I understood,

he was lost, but not in a lost boy way. But Peter

you did not cry, you laughed and grabbed the

boys hand. You made him fly Peter, without

wings. the boy began to laugh as did you.

"Come, come with me then and be a lost boy,"

you shouted and he laughed.

You flew so high as my heart soared with you.

"What about me Peter?" I laughed, the air full

of glee.

You came down from the sky as the boy flew

still, then you kissed the top of my head.

"Another day," you promised and then you flew

off.

Peter dear come soon, I measured myself today

and found that I have grown quite some inches.

Come soon and we can fly off into a fit of

laughter. Make "another day" today. My

window is always open, come make me lost.

-A lost girl

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