Utopia

Aparna Raj Mukhedkar

Houston, Texas

Gifts of glorious abundance

we possessed. Ruins, we now are, mediocre, decrepit, skeletal remains of a once grand people.

Purposeless, lacking luster nothing but mushrooms and weeds grow in the wilderness of our abandoned beings.

Utopia. Road-blocked, stunted. Flying saucers dropping from the sky like rain.

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