Quotations
from
Francis Thompson,
English Poet and Writer
(1859 - 1907)
"All things
by
immortal power
near or far,
hiddenly
to
each other
linked
are,
that thou
canst not
stir
a flower
without
troubling
of
a star."
“An atheist
is a man
who believes
himself
to be
an accident”
“Look for me
in
the nurseries
of Heaven.”
“Know you
what it is
to be
a child?
It is to be
something
very different
from
the man
of today.
It is to have
a spirit
yet streaming
from
the waters
of baptism;
it is
to believe
in love,
to believe
in loveliness,
to believe
in belief;
it is
to be so little
that
the elves
can reach
to whisper
in your ear;
it is
to turn
pumpkins
into
coaches,
and mice
into horses,
lowness
into
loftiness,
and nothing
into everything,
for each child
has
its fairy godmother
in its
own soul.”
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[Found online at: http://thinkexist.com/quotation/all_things_by_immortal_power-near_and_far/187731.html ]
from
Francis Thompson,
English Poet and Writer
(1859 - 1907)
"All things
by
immortal power
near or far,
hiddenly
to
each other
linked
are,
that thou
canst not
stir
a flower
without
troubling
of
a star."
“An atheist
is a man
who believes
himself
to be
an accident”
“Look for me
in
the nurseries
of Heaven.”
“Know you
what it is
to be
a child?
It is to be
something
very different
from
the man
of today.
It is to have
a spirit
yet streaming
from
the waters
of baptism;
it is
to believe
in love,
to believe
in loveliness,
to believe
in belief;
it is
to be so little
that
the elves
can reach
to whisper
in your ear;
it is
to turn
pumpkins
into
coaches,
and mice
into horses,
lowness
into
loftiness,
and nothing
into everything,
for each child
has
its fairy godmother
in its
own soul.”
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[Found online at: http://thinkexist.com/quotation/all_things_by_immortal_power-near_and_far/187731.html ]
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