Personal Narrative: My Utopia

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My utopia would be in a place were there is no such thing as sickness,no poverty and most of all everyone is going to play soccer.

there is going to be many soccer fields some will be located indoors and some will be located outdoors.there is going to be a mandatory soccer game once a day that we will play for a trophy.there will be a special soccer field built for the mandatory soccer game it will be completely different from all the other soccer fields.everyone will have a chance to pick there friends that they would like to play with,once they pick there team they will not be able to change there team. and every team will have there own uniform that they will be able to make.

our air will be so clean that sickness will not be a problem,there

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