A miracle of concision, it manages in four lines to encapsulate much of Graves's imprudent magnificence, his outsize, foolish gallantry: Love without hope, as when the young bird-catcher Swept off his tall hat to the Squire's own daughter, So let the imprisoned larks escape and fly Singing about her head, as she rode by.
Orville "I wish I could fly," sang a bright green duckling in a nappy on the lap of Keith Harris in 1982.
"Sometimes I flap my arms like a hummingbird, just to remind myself I'll never fly," sings Brett in rich baritone.
Your heart is where your true royalty lies--where the castles and dragons still live, and where you can fly, sing and dance in the clouds, but you must lock it in your heart.
As she grew, she polished her ability to come up with poetry on the fly, singing words to help babies enter the world, to honor those who had died and to mark community celebrations.
An iridescent 3D fly singing Rihanna's "Kiss It Better" sounds like the concept for a Snapchat filter, but like Meriem Bennani's other social media-inspired works, it's art.
We must therefore conclude that flies singing in our apparatus do not produce periodic cycling of the inter-pulse interval and that this phenomenon is not available to us for further study.
Say the name to most people and you know what will flash onto their mind's eye: unashamedly bright hues, flying elephants, singing bears, corporate dominance, happy endings, and a helping of values that slip down as easily as ice cream.
Katy Perry better be scared when Swift comes flying around singing about blood.
A choir from Dilworth School decided to re-ignite the joys of flying by singing a pretty damn good rendition of "Come Fly With Me".
