You have wings…

"You were born with potential.
You were born with goodness and trust.
You were born with ideals and dreams.
You were born with greatness.
You were born with wings.
You were not meant for crawling, so don`t.
You have wings.
Learn to use them and fly."

Original photo here.

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53 Responses to You have wings…

  1. gdare says:

    San, I hope you don`t mind taking this photo from your post. I didn`t have better one for this.http://my.opera.com/sanshan/blog/my-totem

  2. Spaggyj says:

    Great combo there! Stunning shot by Sanshan there, beautifully complemented by those words. Lovely post.

  3. sanshan says:

    I feel honored. :happy:

  4. L2D2 says:

    I love dragonflies Have a lot of them in my house—not the actual snake doctor you understand. Nice picture and words.

  5. spooksister says:

    What a wonderful poem :up:

  6. risis1977 says:

    :up: nice picture . .And the words too . .

  7. ellinidata says:

    a wonderful combination of words and picture! thanks for sharing guys 🙂

  8. sanshan says:

    It's a poem by Rumi…a 13th century Persian/Sufi poet/mystic/theologian….that's quite the claim to fame isn't it?

  9. Stardancer says:

    Beautiful post.:up:

  10. sanshan says:

    Stay together friendsDon't scatter and sleepOur friendship is madeof being awake.Rumi

  11. gdare says:

    Kimmie, thank you. Those are inspiring words, right? :happy:San :heart:Linda, two weeks ago a saw a lot of them in front of my building. They were like a huge cloud, with that deep tone of the sound of their wings, barely heard in afternoon air. Beautiful…Risis thanks :DSal, as she explained to me too, it was a Persian poet. Didn`t know about him before.Star, thanks, glad you like it 😀

  12. raniakasim says:

    wow Darko wort a poem , is this a result of ur illness , may be u suffered a lot :whistle:

  13. Spaggyj says:

    They certainly are :happy:

  14. Dacotah says:

    Great poem and awesome photo. Good together. 😀

  15. gdare says:

    San, do you have a book or you have found it on line?Rania :lol:Carol, thanks 😀

  16. gdare says:

    Hi there :heart:

  17. sanshan says:

    I have a book.

  18. Dacotah says:

    You are welcome Darko. 😀

  19. studio41 says:

    enjoyed the photo and poem 🙂

  20. gdare says:

    Jill, thanks 🙂

  21. gdare says:

    It was evening and I was returning from job, too tired to think about photographs. Anyway, they were just flying around, it would be too hard to make a solid photo :awww:

  22. L2D2 says:

    Dare, I would love to see a swarm of dragonflies. Have never seen that===always just one or two at a time. That would be a great experience. Too bad you didn't get a good picture of that.

  23. thetomster says:

    :up: great combination …

  24. gdare says:

    Thank you, Dirk 😀

  25. thaodp says:

    Very beautiful, both the photo and poem 🙂 Dragonflies always recall a lot memory of my childhood.

  26. gdare says:

    Mit, do you know any story about them? :DThanks 🙂

  27. thaodp says:

    Yes, I do 😀 – a moral story for children.hehe, I think I should post it someday.I'm not sure if I ever told this or not – here people usually say that you'll be able to swim immediately if you let :dragonfly: bites your tummy-button :alien: wonder if you and San ever tried :p

  28. gdare says:

    Dragonflies don`t bite :PAnyway, I am not sure about San but I learn to swimm when I was 11 😀

  29. thaodp says:

    Originally posted by gdare:

    Dragonflies don`t bite

    hehe, try touching their mouths you'll see what happens 😛

  30. raniakasim says:

    after i have eaten a big piece of cake i stopped by ur blog am wondered what kind of wings may lift me 😮 just i am trying to imaging myself 😆

  31. gdare says:

    Mit, I had one on tip of my finger, taking him out of my room. It didn't try to bite me :left:Rania, big ones? :whistle:

  32. thaodp says:

    that was a she – I remember somebody said that :p – and she was trying to be nice with you :p

  33. AnitaMargita says:

    Cool post! :up: Thanks for sharing, you two! 😀

  34. gdare says:

    Mit, ladies were always nice to me :whistle:Ana, thanks for reading 🙂

  35. There2ia says:

    Originally posted by thaodp:

    try touching their mouths you'll see what happens

    Dare does not dare…:lol: When I was a child, I caught butterfly and fed it. But I would let it fly after I could catch it…BTW… Nice Combination!

  36. Abbacus says:

    The secret of the universe is seen in a dragonfly.

  37. gdare says:

    I like how you said that.An article from Wikipedia:As a seasonal symbol in Japan, the dragonfly is associated with late summer and early autumn.[15]More generally, in Japan dragonflies are symbols of courage, strength, and happiness, and they often appear in art and literature, especially haiku. The love for dragonflies is reflected in the fact that there are traditional names for almost all of the 200 species of dragonflies found in and around Japan.[16] Japanese children catch large dragonflies as a game, using a hair with a small pebble tied to each end, which they throw into the air. The dragonfly mistakes the pebbles for prey, gets tangled in the hair, and is dragged to the ground by the weight.[9]:38As it symbolizes courage, boys are given the name of "Tombo", meaning dragonfly. The shape of the archipelago of Japan, as seen on a map, is said to be that of a dragonfly. Hence the leading male character in Kiki's Delivery Service, in a non-Japanese setting, is named "Tombo" so that the Japanese audience can identify with him.Beyond this one of Japan's former names – あきつしま (Akitsushima) – is literally an archaic form of Dragonfly Island(s). This is attributed to a legend in which Japan's mythical founder, Emperor Jinmu, was bitten by a mosquito, which was then promptly eaten by a dragonfly. [17][18]

  38. Abbacus says:

    Very interesting post. For such a small land mass, Japan has such a rich and dramatic variety of life. So many deep and complicated stories are told there in the simplicity of a single leaf or one melting snowflake. Akitsushima :dragonfly:

  39. gdare says:

    :happy:

  40. edwardpiercy says:

    Nice post, Darko! :yes: :yes:

  41. gdare says:

    Thanks Ed 😀

  42. wickedlizard says:

    Beautiful photo Darko! 😀

  43. sanshan says:

    Thank you Isabel. 🙄

  44. Zulia says:

    The Photo and the Poem goes well….I love them…makes me think alot too.Thanks!

  45. gdare says:

    Glad you liked it 😀

  46. saritasaralsingh says:

    darko it's me again…how are you????….u r so nice and gud human being….m very sad…i don't hav any goals in ma life..i feel miserable today….i don't know what to do…even i liked ur blog..but i juz don't want to like it…i want to live it……

  47. gdare says:

    Sarita, this is how it goes here: you need to be regular in my blog and to leave comments, be polite to other people who comment here (even if you disagree with them) and in time we will become friends. Friendship means to me, it is not just a status in Opera or Facebook, a name that you will use to fill the list. Sometimes, I post a lot of personal stuff here and I want to believe person(s) whom I let read it.Don`t be offended, this is something I write to all the people who want to be my friends.You are welcome here anytime :up:

  48. gdare says:

    Originally posted by saritasaralsingh:

    .u r so nice and gud human being

    Thank you :)Originally posted by saritasaralsingh:

    i feel miserable today

    We all do sometimes :left:Originally posted by saritasaralsingh:

    i don't know what to do

    There must be something you are good at :up:

  49. saritasaralsingh says:

    can i add every1 in ma friend list!!!! 😀

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