Salt And Pepper

See that man or woman in a nice suit It doesn't mean that they have a nice soul or a lot of loot, To me that doesn't at all impress Just how a person looks, or how they dress. Is that person over there wearing a smile Or are they showing a grin or maybe even some guile, Only they know what they are showing And only they know what in their soul is growing. Hear that person speaking with a silver tongue How he loves to help people he has many times sung, But, then is he just another lying politician Or maybe instead he is a magician. See that happy caring couple sitting over there Watch them as they say a prayer, You would believe unto them great fortunes are in store But, they hate a lot people especially the needy and the poor. Hear that person calling me on the phone How they want to help me with my finances with a loan, They are such a caring and helpful person Them I wonder will I ever be ignoring or cursin'. Listen to that man who says that he's a Christian To him others do spiritually listen, But, then about the love of Jesus he doesn't ever speak He instead talks of hatred and judging and not turning the other cheek. See that man who donated his change, he's a millionaire See the expensive clothes that he does wear. Now see that people who donates dollars whenever they pass They are the poor and the middle class. Watch that poor man walking alone in the dark Collecting papers and cans and sleeping in the park, He feeds the squirrels and helps for free at every charity He never judges or hates and never speaks with vulgarity. Be careful on who you believe and who you should trust And before you think who is honest and just, Before you ever accuse and before you ever blame Remember this, salt and sugar looks the same. Randy L. McClave