I Dream Of a World

I dream of a world where hunger

No longer has a grasp on a great number

Of people from all continents and places

Both the people who can’t afford the basics

The basic food that would conclude the reign of their starvation

the imperative source of water that would keep them hydrated

A basic form of refuge and shelter, a roof over their heads

And enough currency to consistently keep their family fed

Then there’s the people who have access to food of all kinds

But the food steadily available they often times decline

As they feel the pressure from our societal standards

that causes them to pause and be bystanders

To the consumption and the intake of food

By those who hunger will not be ensued

As they find no importance in the amount of calories

And eat three meals a day as they please

I dream of a world where food is both available to all

And not seen as an enemy by those who tend to withdraw

From the vital intake of nutrients and calories which they often eclipse

Hunger is a symptom of a multitude of arduous conflicts

Both poverty and a disorder in the primitive skill of eating

the lack of even distribution of food for feeding

the compulsory inflation and rise of the price

of the basic necessities of life.

And the grievous inescapable pressure constituting from the unfeasibly high beauty standards

of the world

of society

of culture

of people

And most of all, from ourselves

I dream of a world where there is enough food that the consequent hunger would subside

And a world where none feel the pressure to be hungry

And to restrain themselves from the basic human right of the consumption of food

I dream of a world where hunger

No longer has it’s suffocating grasp on a great number

Of thousands of people from all continents and places

I dream of a world where hunger ends

And frees thousands of human beings from its harmful dominance