It takes a lot skill, thought, and hard work to make a poem sound convincingly spontaneous.
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“My Heart is a full blown DaVinci art and more in green moss, spring soft !”
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"If I am disgusted for being a lazy in solid works, I am be loved for being a hardworker in soft works. The solid works can be benefited by very few people within some countable moments, while the works of pen and brush (soft works) can be benefited by all and the coming generations. So every da Vinci has his own brush to paint his own Lisa."
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"Leonardo da Vinci, Born illegitimate, but a legitimate genius." from a poem by Max Sebastian Burchett
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- Convincing others exposes lack of conviction -
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Nature has no effect without cause, no invention without necessity.—Leonardo da Vinci on the relationship between cause and effect in nature, loose translation by Michael R. Burch
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Necessity is the mistress of mother nature's inventions.—Leonardo da Vinci, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
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Where the spirit does not aid and abet the hand there is no art.—Leonardo da Vinci, on the spiritual basis of art, loose translation by Michael R. Burch
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Time is sufficient for anyone who uses it wisely.—Leonardo da Vinci on the need to use time with wisdom, loose translation by Michael R. Burch
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Small minds continue to shrink, but those whose hearts are firm and whose consciences endorse their conduct, will persevere until death.—Leonardo da Vinci, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
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It is easier to oppose evil from the beginning than at the end.—Leonardo da Vinci, on having the character and foresight to resist evil, translation by Michael R. Burch
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Blinding ignorance misleads us. Myopic mortals, open your eyes!—Leonardo da Vinci on the need for men and women to open their eyes and use their senses to achieve wisdom, loose translation by Michael R. Burch
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There are three classes of people: Those who see by themselves. Those who see only when they are shown. Those who refuse to see.—Leonardo da Vinci on class(es) of people, perspective and judgement, loose translation by Michael R. Burch
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The greatest deceptions spring from men’s own opinions.—Leonardo da Vinci, translation by Michael R. Burch
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Nothing enables authority like silence.—Leonardo da Vinci on the role of silence in a bullying culture, translation by Michael R. Burch
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The great achievers rarely relaxed and let things happen to them. They set out and kick-started whatever happened.—Leonardo da Vinci on character, motivation and leadership, loose translation by Michael R. Burch
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Once we have flown, we will forever walk the earth with our eyes turned heavenward, for there we were and there we will always long to return.—Leonardo da Vinci, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
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Convincing empty promises too soon delude.
from Thoughts on Inevitability by L. Milton Hankins
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You're one of the strongest women I am blessed to know. You're like a cat with many lives, always bouncing back. You have carried loads of people on your back across the river........You are unbelievable.......you have lost a lot but look how much you've gained.....you're invincible.
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Whenever you begin to search reasons for convincing yourself that you are happy with a situation, it means you are not at all happy with the situation you are in.
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God's love makes us invincible.
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You crave to be phenomenal,happy,rich, invincible.Oh God knows what else you desire!But have you ever tried to Just, maybe Just LIVE.
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