Necessary Impossibility

Great minds have come before us.
They have pondered over the idea of utopia.
None have succeeded in imagining one.
Each has its flaws.
And a flawed utopia is no longer utopia at all.
It crumbles in an instant.
Becomes something similar to life as we know it.

Evil can never be banished from this world.
It is the necessary counterpart to good.
Without evil, there is no good.
And from there, existence itself fades to nothing.
There is nothing.
Unless there is a tail for every head.
A black for every white.
A sin for every virtue.

But equally as true.
Good can never be overtaken.
Completely swallowed and destroyed.
By evil.
For without good, ther is no evil.
And from there, existence itself fades to nothing.
There is nothing.
Unless each yin has its yang.
Each night, its day.
Each death, a new life.

So utopia is a dream.
A goal never to be reached.
But it is the job of the good.
To seek this impossibility.
To fight against all evil.
To preserve the existence of all.
For as evil fights on, so too must good.
Otherwise, existence itself fades to nothing.
And there is nothing.