Saturday, December 21, 2019

2020 Vision

By: George Lee Cunningham

After years of sitting in meetings and writing stories about “2020 Plans,” George Cunningham came up with his own 2020 Vision this year. A dozen poems – one for each month – in which George considers everything from why boy dogs like to pee on everything to what people in airplanes think about the folks below. And absolutely everything in between. His poems don’t rhyme, but they’ve got a great rhythm. We hope you enjoy them. Click on 2020 Vision.

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