Being in quarantine allowed me to sit and stew
I saw Blacks being targeted and Asians too
An Asian virus? That stigma stings
Deep hostility is all that it brings
So, I seek to find hope in my garden fair
Fruit everywhere makes me stop and stare
I look at my garden’s wide collection
I feast my eyes; I pause for reflection
Bananas and apples ye will find
Guavas too will please your mind
Mangos give your taste delight
Cheeku, lychee invite your sight
You will see all kinds of fruit
Watermelons large, some quite minute
All different and yet all mandatory
To take our bodies to their glory
What will follow next, I pause to wonder
Discrimination against humanity is such a blunder
Unity in diversity, so easy to discern
Oh, how we humans have so much to learn
My fruit garden has taught me that in mixing vegetation
The progeny is strongest when there is hybridization
The genetic defects were preserved if relations were close
With the distant genetics, the best progeny arose
So, it is just fine for our world to mix and grow
Racial phobias are wrong, as we all truly know
Diversity in fruits gives humans elation
Diversity in humans can empower a nation
Make our bodies strong, eat a variety of fruits
Make the country strong with all ethnic attributes
Eating one color of fruit limits our nourishing
Promoting only one skin color prevents us from flourishing
Eating all types of fruit gives us vitamins and immunity
So let us come together to keep the USA a land of golden opportunity!