So I want to end it in my comments, sorry, with a poem that by Martin Espada called Imagine the Angels of Bread. This is the year that squatters of Vick Landlords, gazing like admirals from the rail of the roof deck or levitating hands and praise of steam in the shower. This is the year that shalt refugees deport judges who stare at the floor at their swollen feet as files are stamped with their destination. This is the year that police revolvers stove hot blister the fingers of raging cops and night sticks splinter in their palms. This is the year that dark skinned men lynched a century ago, return to sip coffee quietly with the apologizing descendants of their executioners. This is the year that those who swim the borders undertow and shivering box cars are greeted with trumpets and drums at the first rail road crossing on the other side. This is the year that the hands pulling tomatoes from the vine uproot the deed to the earth that sprouts the vine. The hands canning tomatoes are named in the will that owns the battle of the cannery. This is the year that the eye stinging from the poison that purifies toilets, a winking at last to the sight of a rooster loud hillside, pilgrimage of immigrant birth. This is the year that cock roaches become extinct, that no doctor finds a roach embedded in the air of an infant. This is the year that the food stamps of adolescent mothers are auctioned like gold to blooms, and no coin is given to buy machetes for the next bouquet of severed heads in coffee plantation country. If the abolition of slave manacles began as a vision of hands without manacles, then this is the year. If the shutdown of extermination camps began as imagination of a land without barbed wire or the crematorium, then this is the year. If every rebellion begins with the idea that conquerors on horseback are not many legged gods that they too are drowned in the plunge in the river, then this is the year. So may every humiliated mouth, teeth like desecrated headstones, feel with the angels of bread.