Les T's Inspirational Cues

That I love you, and you love me, Is a story that will be forever told When decades and centuries are gone; When today’s pennies are converted to gold. Choirs and choruses will sing, Cymbals, ivory, wind, and strings, Plebeians, patricians, queens, and kings, Will venerate with wit and dispassionate... Sign in to see full entry.

Resolve to love your neighbour Embrace your enemies too. Does not take any labour Truly not very hard to do. Greet each morning’s sunrise Whether visible or not. Your smile; no display of malice Most enduring treatise you’ve got. Pass each day by knowing Tomorrow assured is not. Postponing love and... Sign in to see full entry.

C radled in a lowly manger H alcyon in swaddling clothes. R epresented His Father as God, I rreverent of Pilate and Herod. S ubliming repentance of one’s sins, T riumphed over death and torment. M aking intercession for all men, A scended to heaven; and as planned S itteth at the Almighty’s right... Sign in to see full entry.

All men were His friends No one ever His foe. An enigma to the end, Foretold, He had to go. He came one snowy night, Nary a place to stay. Parents in panic and fright, Deposited Him on the hay. So revered and so despised, As no one has or will. Royal fiats sealed His demise, Yet He remains with us... Sign in to see full entry.

We are placed on an open stage, No curtains distort our view. Free to display the page, Vistas our own; our crew. Unshackled by time, nor prey, Constrained by naught, but our script. We strut our tale, and have our say; Our entrance; our exit. The audience cheers; nor nods one wit, Nor ember glares... Sign in to see full entry.