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Utopia Undone — Politics · Poetry · Blog · Book
Essays · Poetry · Society

Utopia Undone

Sharp dispatches on the state we live in, poems that breathe between the lines, and work-in-progress from the Utopia Undone book project.

From a city that doesn’t sleep

sirens stitch the night back shut —
we wake, still holding the thread.

Latest writing

Politics • 6 min

Administrative realism and the everyday citizen

On rules, queues, and the soft power of forms — why bureaucracy feels inevitable and how it shapes imagination.

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Poetry

Border crossing (after midnight)

Three short pieces where the moon does the paperwork.

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Essay • 8 min

Gaza as structure

Reading an era through an architecture of enclosure — notes toward a longer chapter.

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Politics • 5 min

Secular prophecy

Why prediction feels moral now — and what that does to public argument.

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Poetry

After the sirens

A lyric in six breaths.

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Essay • 7 min

Double temporality

Living in the countdown and the aftermath at once.

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Poetry feature

Field notes, two colors

Blue is for borders drawn in air,
Yellow for the tape you cross to care.
Black: the page before the word.
White: a door we leave unblurred.

The book: Utopia Undone

Utopia Undone

A work of criticism & witness

An editorial, human-scale look at how institutions become antagonists, how imagination survives, and where language goes when the policies end. Chapters weave reportage, literary criticism, and poems.

Posters / Visuals

Tip: link each thumb to a full‑size image page or Lightbox.

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Utopia Undone — Politics · Poetry · Blog · Book
Essays · Poetry · Society

Utopia Undone

Sharp dispatches on the state we live in, poems that breathe between the lines, and work-in-progress from the Utopia Undone book project.

From a city that doesn’t sleep

sirens stitch the night back shut —
we wake, still holding the thread.

Latest writing

Politics • 6 min

Administrative realism and the everyday citizen

On rules, queues, and the soft power of forms — why bureaucracy feels inevitable and how it shapes imagination.

Read →
Poetry

Border crossing (after midnight)

Three short pieces where the moon does the paperwork.

Read →
Essay • 8 min

Gaza as structure

Reading an era through an architecture of enclosure — notes toward a longer chapter.

Read →
Politics • 5 min

Secular prophecy

Why prediction feels moral now — and what that does to public argument.

Read →
Poetry

After the sirens

A lyric in six breaths.

Read →
Essay • 7 min

Double temporality

Living in the countdown and the aftermath at once.

Read →

Poetry feature

Field notes, two colors

Blue is for borders drawn in air,
Yellow for the tape you cross to care.
Black: the page before the word.
White: a door we leave unblurred.

The book: Utopia Undone

Utopia Undone

A work of criticism & witness

An editorial, human-scale look at how institutions become antagonists, how imagination survives, and where language goes when the policies end. Chapters weave reportage, literary criticism, and poems.

Posters / Visuals

Tip: link each thumb to a full‑size image page or Lightbox.

Stay in the loop