Seera Sohal “A dystopian world is enthralling yet terrifying,” you say Unaware of the sheer gravity of your words A dystopian world shelters famines and droughts and horrifying diseases some with no cure A dystopian world fawns over fascism, dictatorship and tyranny It would squeal in delight upon hearing about building barriers for that would lock people in, and force people out creating a perfect experiment to test ideas of oppression and alienation A dystopian world courts the execration of one another in which people commit unforgivable and unbelievable crimes on one another for simply looking, believing, and loving differently A dystopian world absorbs all this unaware that it will lead to humanity’s inevitable, well-deserved death Have you not realized? We now live in a dystopian world.
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