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A Divided World.

Jan 4, 2024
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By Anupama Vernekar


As I dream into the infinite skies

I paint my own utopia,

making my  imprints on the stars.

All I wished for was a world 

sans borders,

sans me and mine,

sans divide. 



For which I only got criticized

My visions muzzled and ridiculed

I am beaten to these enemies of mine

Yet can’t help but wonder 

How must I bring this vision on the ground?


By Anupama Vernekar



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