jquery nextALL traversal

<div><a href="" class="deleteNextSomething">Delete Something!</a></div>
<div class="something">This is Something</div>

Obviously, I could just do this:

$('.deleteNextSomething').click(function() {
 $(this).parent('div').next('.something').remove();
});

But, what if my HTML is actually more like this:

<div><div><div><a href="" class="deleteNextSomething">Delete Something!</a></div></div></di开发者_StackOverflowv>
<div class="something">This is Something</div>

Point is, I don't want to know how many parents I need to go UP before I start going ACROSS. I just want to traverse the DOM in a "next" direction" until I hit the next node I'm looking for.

Does anyone know how to solve this? pleasssse.

Additional info. In this next example, I would want it to delete Something1. So I can't say parents('div').next - because this would ignore the very next element.

<div>
    <a href="" class="deleteNextSomething">Delete Something!</a>
    <div class="something">This is Something 1</div>
</div>
<div class="something">This is Something 2</div>

If you want to look at the "nearest" next, it would be something like this, using .parents() to go to all parents, instead of just the first level:

$('.deleteNextSomething').click(function() {
  $(this).parents('div').next('.something:first').remove();
});

You can test it out here. Since they're in reverse order after the .next() call, you want the :first one it finds, which would be the most local to the this you started with.