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If Only I Could Rewrite the Stars- Christen Kuikoua

If by chance I could relive my life I will make more mistakes will relax and be more sillier Prasing every second of my life than what has been so far in this journey of mine I would have tolerated more, took more chances and face challenges Would have travel the world and finally, yes, spent more time with my family Maybe eating more ice cream and avoiding unnecessary drama yes! focusing on real troubles Then having fewer imaginary ones If only I could do it again I will travel lighter and go to more dances perhaps spending time with nature God's Creation picking more daisies You know this life is a mystery As we tend to grow old, we have all our mistakes unfolding in front of our own eyes like a movie and we are just left with a phrase > I believe that God didn't create us to merely achieve name, fame, and power For I want to believe there is something deeper Our standard of life will measure our lives Never of living conditions We are not here to just entertain ourselves with social media and doing robotic routines To scroll up and down like a Robot feeding our mind junk food, rotting these marvelous brains the creator gave us. We literally invented the most powerful tool on the face of the earth, to spread hatred on twitter and Instagram literally building the most advanced computer known to man and using it only to watch YouTube pranks So let's change that and make it our mission to walk the talk Because there is a difference between a life well achieved then a life fill with regrets Remember, it doesn't matter, the amount of money you stored for as a matter of fact, you are not taking it with you on the other side So live your life to be happy to have no regrets and finally to serve God your Creator

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