My Dream World — A Poem on Injustice
Someone asked me about my dreams…
I thought of my dream world, and nobody was shot,
I thought of myself, and I had so much power that I wasn’t afraid of losing any — so I didn’t hurt anyone to protect it,
I got older, but I didn’t lose my dignity,
I got wiser but didn’t become greedy,
Life kept changing, but people didn’t hang themselves because of poverty,
And nobody had to go to work right after maternity.
I thought of my dream world, and it had everything people didn’t have,
I worried so much about the world that I wasn’t even worried about what I wore or how I looked;
I thought of my dream world, then they called me an utopian,
So I looked at them and called them a liar.
