" This season always makes me think of peace,
Or dream of it at least, as I ignore
The signs of it receding from the world:
The headlines' promise of another war,

Or dream of it at least, as I ignore
An unkempt man who begs for change, who keeps
The headlines' promise of another war,
The rich against the poor, it's me against

This unkempt man who begs for change, who keeps
Reminding me of my humanity,
the rich against the poor, it's me against
The forces of injustice, all alone

Reminding me of my humanity,
My coffee burns my tongue. It hurts to drink
The forces of injustice. All alone
In bed last night I dreamed this happy dream:

Because I'm nearly dead from thirst and then
In bed - O last of nights! - I dreamed. This dream
Was like my dream of peace, except peace wins
My coffee burns my tongue, it hurts to drink
Because there's one dead from thirst. And then
The world was pure again, receiving gifts
And giving them. I toss the man my change.
This season always makes me question peace. "

― Rafael Campo , Diva