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Charles Mackay (Чарльз Маккей)


Thoughts


True thoughts, your days of grief are done,
No more shall scorn or hate impede you;
Born in the light, wherever the sun
Shines on mankind, mankind shall heed you.
So grow, ye grains of mustard-seed,
Grow each into a tree;
And kindle, sparks, to beal-fires bright,
That all the earth may see;
And spread, ye thoughts of Truth and Right,
O'er all humanity!

Time was, when thoughts bore tears and death
To the wise few that dared to raise them;
Time is, when thoughts are living breath,
And the world's throbbing heart obeys them.
So grow, ye grains of mustard-seed,
Grow each into a tree;
And kindle, sparks, to beal-fires bright,
That all the earth may see;
And spread, ye workers for the Right,
Onwards eternally!



Charles Mackay's other poems:
  1. Kilravock Tower
  2. John Littlejohn
  3. The Floating Straw
  4. The Greenwood Tree
  5. The Drop of Ambrosia


Poems of another poets with the same name (Стихотворения других поэтов с таким же названием):

  • Thomas Beddoes (Томас Беддоус) Thoughts ("Sweet are the thoughts that haunt the poet’s brain")
  • Marjorie Pickthall (Марджори Пиктхолл) Thoughts ("I gave my thoughts a golden peach")

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