Utopia

Ankita Bose
Apr 30, 2024

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Millions of years have passed,
before I was born,
and a hanging weight holds me down.

Tonnes of ego, heavy stones of aspirations,
I wish for flows that erode love,
muting desires and passions.

May there be utopia,
or at least a claim to it,
give me a glimmer.

The end of the tunnel has arrived,
but no unicorn stands there,
only a misty grey, foggy like a dream.

No singularity could erase neglect,
the absence of affection,
but utopia still awaits, like the glistening sun

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Ankita Bose
Ankita Bose

Written by Ankita Bose

Ankita is a middle-class Bengali woman whose eyelids are painted with yet-to-be fulfilled dreams. An avowed reader, she only wants to learn and write in life.

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