96. Will it.
- January 8th, 2012
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Will it
Unsubscribing to the online sales
It’s worse than I first thought
This computer is choking on my words
I am so closely connected to my tools
The breathing saints regurgitate goodwill
Still death is near no matter how far away
The spirit is more than what we call nature
All machines are affected by us man made
New Einstein is working on the equation
While I experience the revelation
Every action has an equal and opposite
Mankind is a prime example of it
But we fight it, kill it, murder it with war
Until it stops violence is a great success
Unsubscribing to the order to date
It’s holding back what is already late
Imagine we create our own fate
Before you lose the opportunity too
The spirit is more than what we call nature
It participates in every action at our will
Will it, will it, will it, I will, will it.
Unsubscribing to players of negative vibe
Your teams over there losing against my positive side
Unsubscribing to fundamentally flawed family feuds
Nothing personal but how does fighting help
The spirit is more than what we call nature
A blazing light nurtured by armies of millions
We all turn on our light by will. We just will it.
TraceyTawhiao©2012.

Thank you for your comment I appreciate positive feedback very much. XXTT@Antoinette
Kia Ora Tracey,
I’ve just managed to catch the last 10 minutes of your show tonight. I sympathise with you about feeling the emotion of when the rangatahi left. Unfortunately I did not manage to see the whole show.
The display of the young talent was absolutely superb! More inspiring was to see the looks on their faces to see their artwork advertised throughout the city.
I work in a alternate education system for youth and it’s very hard work. I love my job and just listening to these young ones makes me appreciate everything I have in my life and encourages me to want the same for them.
Your work is beautiful and as an amateur artist I can say your work is very inspiring…
You are an awesome role model for our rangatahi.
Ka kite
Antoinette