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Utopia


Is a utopia achievable? Surely it is not inconceivable. Humans are meant to live in unity, together Yet we can’t seem to stand each other. Never can we seem to forget the color of skin Even though discriminating is a sin. Victims of hate crimes that are now dead Their lives were only filled with dread. We dehumanize and ostracize Never do we sympathize. All of our freedoms and rights in life Seem to have been replaced with hate and strife. Humanity’s closed heart and closed mind Many of us are left predefined. Each judgment is a blow How will society ever grow? Our world, is it justified? One in which we face moral genocide? We live in a world that is no longer perfect All that is left is neglect and disrespect.
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