Ian's.
"man is both the slave and master of circumstance,
he is free to will it, but loath to accept its decisions.
man is the one to dictate his own fate,
yet he is but a pawn in the chessboard that is the larger scheme of things.
in the defining moment of his life,
man is the culmination of what he has been, what he is, and what he will be.
but what sets the course, what orientates man in the vast desert,
is ultimately what he wills himself to be.
and how he would ultimately not relent under circumstance's viccissitudes.
that is man's burden, but his gift.
he can be who he wants to be. "
I strongly believe in this. More on it later, music lesson now! :D
he is free to will it, but loath to accept its decisions.
man is the one to dictate his own fate,
yet he is but a pawn in the chessboard that is the larger scheme of things.
in the defining moment of his life,
man is the culmination of what he has been, what he is, and what he will be.
but what sets the course, what orientates man in the vast desert,
is ultimately what he wills himself to be.
and how he would ultimately not relent under circumstance's viccissitudes.
that is man's burden, but his gift.
he can be who he wants to be. "
I strongly believe in this. More on it later, music lesson now! :D