Conrad Brooks

The Prospect Of Prosperity

The Prospect of Prosperity They arrived on new land. One by one. Each person from a place where disparity is inherent because oppression is the norm. Their families: forced to relinquish their right to civility by being reduced to begging for their next meal. Their land: plundered by foreign settlers fueled by greed and monetary interests. They yearned for the consensual sentiment of life, liberty and happiness which propagated the desire to settle new land.