How does a bird fly? How does a butterfly fly? Is it enough to have wings? How about the airplanes – how do they fly?
Sunday Scribbling’s prompt this week is “WINGS”. I can’t help but associate WINGS with flying. It is possible to fly without wings? Are having wings enough to enable a creature or a thing to fly?
In my limited mind, I would say that having wings does not cause a thing to fly. The air beneath the wings "enables" it to do so. And with this simple explanation a verse from a song came to mind:
Did you ever know that you're my hero,
and everything I would like to be?
I can fly higher than an eagle,
for you are the wind beneath my wings.
I can fly …fly…because I have my family and friends as winds beneath my wings….
For a more creative scribbling on WINGS, go to Sunday Scribblings.
11 comments:
This is the most beautiful scribble I've read :)
Especially this:
"I can fly …fly…because I have my family and friends as winds beneath my wings…."
Thanks for sharing!
That song comes up for me as well... a beautiful post.
Very scientific interpretation.
That was very touching and heartfelt.
That song was the only thing going through my head for the longest time once I saw the prompt this week. Very touching post.
Wonderful....
wind beneath my wings!!!
I love that song! I'm glad you have wind beneath your wings :)
A good reminder of what it takes to fly! thanks for your comment
Loved the video. My husband sings this song to me and tells me I am the wind beneath his wings. My favorite tribute to him is Celine's Because you loved me.
Fabulous post. Like the others commmented, the song comes to mind for me too!
Thanks for visiting me. Another great "wings" song! Thanks for sharing!
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