| Amount of texts to »will« | 51, and there are 34 texts (66.67%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 97 Characters |
| Average Rating | 3.922 points, 7 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Feb 7th 2001, 11:44:40 wrote dandy-doo about will |
| Latest text | on Oct 11th 2016, 15:37:09 wrote amber about will |
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on Oct 11th 2016, 14:55:11 wrote
on Mar 3rd 2006, 03:30:41 wrote
on Jul 30th 2001, 23:06:42 wrote |
I've reached the age where I should take another look at my will. Any changes I make will probably be the last for this legal document.
I can't say that I regret the passing of this particular chore. Even though it has been good to periodically look around and back and forward, to think about possessions and about family.
I know which I value most.
Oh yes, there is powerful evidence that Shakespeare sometimes liked to call himself Will. In one of his sonnets (to the Dark Lady, I think), he has a wonderful verbal joke about '...having your Will, and Will to boot and Will in overplus'!! Splendid fellow – a Will by any other name would be one of the world's greatest poets and greatest playwright.
»Will you marry me?«
I sometimes wonder if I will ever meet her. The woman I'd ask that question.
'Yes,' cried the old man, turning upon him with gleaming eyes, 'it was. It is. It will be, till I die.'
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will-o'-the-wisp
small boy with a lisp
watching the fire at play
marsh gas or space beam
an escape to dream
too many cruel words away
reality's hard
psyches are scarred
someday the piper will pay
Will – a legal document for the disposal of one's property after death.
If theres a will there a way, But will there be a way if theres no will?
Nothing can resist the human's Will as long as he knows the Truth and acts accordingly.
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