If I could create a
Utopia, you wouldn't be in it.
In fact, it would just
be me. And my cats.
And the dogs. The dogs
would come
to me, with their furry
faces, damp noses,
and needy hearts. They
would do the work
because they need to.
They have to
impress me. Or else,
they won't feel wanted.
The cats will provide
me with sanity,
and security. Stalking
through the short nights.
Hissing, they would
strike you with fear.
"Get out, this
isn't your place. Isn't your,
Utopia!" They
would growl, and you would flee.
In my perfect land,
people wouldn't exist.
You just muck things
up. Throwing around
all of you baggage like
I give a shit. I don't.
Yet, there it sits, 200
pounds of fables,
On my front porch.
You'd stand grinning,
Knocking. "Hello!
We're here to see your
Utopia!" I wont
answer. Piss off. This is my
Utopia. Then you'd run
off, offended,
thinking that you would
let me in
to your perfect land.
If you had one.
Here's the gospel: You
do.
Everyone, at some
point, lives inside
Their own Utopia.
Practicing eugenics and
genocide. Forging the
perfect person. Irony
is that that perfection
is not the leader
of our very own Utopia.
He's the assailant,
assaulting the hills of
our Capitol.
Waging war against the
tyrant in charge;
You. Just like every
other "Utopia".
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