This is the poem by Dorothy Sayers in its entirety as it was published in 1943 with her play “The Man Born To Be King.”

My Sunday routine when I’m speaking at an area church: Dunkin Donuts for early morning sermon review. Preaching today in Oxford at a church next to the University of Miami Ohio that sits at the end of Greek row… https://t.co/tPjqQakRd4

I’ve written a handful of books now. I’ve labored over lines—agonized over single sentences—and yet the most frequently quoted thing I’ve ever written is, “Fish for breakfast? That’s weird!” 🤓 @ Cedarville, Ohio https://t.co/PV0VH38kyp

“Can anyone be arrogant when he stands beside the cross?”
—Carl F.H. Henry https://t.co/vLbgvVYbwY

If you’re a student leader in the Indianapolis area, you should consider joining us for an amazing conference at College Park Church https://t.co/qcIwp7gRAR. @ Cedarville, Ohio https://t.co/HvaNHiO8K2

“Biblical orthodoxy without compassion is surely the ugliest thing in the world.”
—Francis Schaeffer https://t.co/cQxHWu85iX