- Lunch Time, Church Time
- it doesn’t take much to see
- we’re still a segregated society
- we’re mixed together, involuntarily
- the melting pot, is freezing
- not getting hot, but sneezing
- I observed that mostly
- during service, and eating lunch
- people sat together, who shared
- a common culture, a common language
- an integrated table, very seldom,
- the Asians, Latinos, brought cooked from Home
- sat it in the center and shared, like Family
- the un-wise, Americanized, sat with each other
- eating their corporatized, laboratory-ized
- fake food, fast foods, frozen dinners,
- feeding fatter, thinking thinner
- talking together, but eating alone
- the Haitians, Africans, Asians, Latinos,
- sharing, caring
- Americans, divided, unrequited
- smiling, pleasant, deeply one-sided
- which culture would you choose
- think of your children,
- without Family, community, what they lose
- capitalism’s rugged individuality
- whose only concern is money
- or a sharing, caring, society
- that doesn’t just feel
- when there is a disaster
- but everyday, keeps it real
- I, me, sitting alone, eating food,
- I cooked from Home…R.D.Revilo