Second Star to the Right
I am immoral and malevolent.
I wonder why my parents abandoned me all those years ago.
I hear the screams and cries of my “lost boys” as they feel the night air of Neverland.
I see a metal hook.
I want Wendy to stay here with me… forever.
I am lost and broken.
I pretend that I can actual replace my “lost boy” parents; they know that they don’t need them.
I feel a great power as I play my Pan Flute. As the kids fall right into place behind me, leaving the world they know behind.
I touch and collect souls of my lost boys.
I worry that Wendy will leave me when she sees me for what I really am.
I cry over nothing. I wasted to many tears on my parents long ago.
I am villainous.
I understand what I have done to these kids, but they would have been worse off if I would have left them behind with their sorry parents.
I tell them everything will be okay and I am all they need.
I dream about more power and a future here in Neverland with Wendy.
I try to gain more children’s souls.
I hope to the most evilest of them all.
I am Peter Pan.
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