When is saw all those chairs filled with people i felt a cold shiver go down my spine but then i took a big breath and blow out the fears i i knew i was ready. So we walked on the stage proud and ready to smash nationals when i got on that stage i was smiling doing a pukana and just doing feeling the flow and when i finished i was like to my self i did so good when we walked out of the stadium we got a haka from all our whanau also from their we got to go hang out with our family and got to go watch other groups and when we got to prize giving i thought we did really good and we did come 33 out of 61 roupo i feel proud for
Te raupo manawa o kawakawa.
Monday, November 11, 2019
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I love the language you have used in the beginning of this piece Noah. I would love to see that same description carry through till after your performance. It must have felt like floating on a cloud.
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