I know " to will" something is to somehow using magical power to mentally make something to become true, but normal English speakers don't talk like that. whenever we see "I will", we typically expect a verb to follow, if you want to use "will " as a verb, then "what I want" is incomplete, it would make sense to add "to come true" after.
and yes, I do feel the original phrase is very corny if it was not wrongly leaving out a verb, making "Will" as a verb doesn't change that.
another verb for "to will" is to instruct somerhing to be pass to someone after one died, but that's making even less sense in this phrase
and yes, I do feel the original phrase is very corny if it was not wrongly leaving out a verb, making "Will" as a verb doesn't change that.
another verb for "to will" is to instruct somerhing to be pass to someone after one died, but that's making even less sense in this phrase