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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Well folks, Les C. Moore is back Once again to ready to offer his unique brand of homespun populism Let's see what he has to say ... Les C. Moore: I would love to see more charity given to the poor I strongly advocate this policy, don't you agree ... lets see more I would like to see less pollution washing up on the shore Protecting our environment is paramount, don't you agree ... lets see more I really would love to see all manner of corruption shaken to the core Lets end this gangsta madness, don't you agree ... lets see more Lets see more of righteousness, lets see more of common decency Lets see more brotherly love, this is the way things ought to be But, I'm just one man, it's going to take you and you and you Lets say we all get together, and do what we know we need to do Lets see more bonding of family, lets see more cultural comradery Because if it was left up to me, I would lock up all the architects of war and poverty Lets see more of honest communication, lets see more of anti-discrimination Because if the power was put in my hand, I would seek forgiveness for every woman and man Impossible though this may be, Les C. Moore is a man whose dreams are bigger than the social heartaches he see Thus I shout this final plea, lets see more unconditional unity
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