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2020.
You can be positive and create a utopia, or anything like that. Or you can be a realist and describe the actual scenery! just talk about it, tell me how you feel!
Ended June 30, 2020 • 3 Entries • Created by manuspag
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2020.
You can be positive and create a utopia, or anything like that. Or you can be a realist and describe the actual scenery! just talk about it, tell me how you feel!
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LexiCon

An Optimistic Limerick

They say '20 started off wrong...

So many bad things going on.

But, here's what I think:

This year doesn't stink.

It's simply making us more strong.

Challenge
2020.
You can be positive and create a utopia, or anything like that. Or you can be a realist and describe the actual scenery! just talk about it, tell me how you feel!
SafeHaven7

After the Bad

After the pandemic and the riots, life in 2020 got better. People appreciated the cops more, we recognized the bad and the good governors, and only a few peaceful protests went on. We made quite a few technological advancements and the autonomous zone shut down. Everything reopened soon after and the pandemic stopped. Everything was good.

3 Years Later

Do people learn?

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2020.
You can be positive and create a utopia, or anything like that. Or you can be a realist and describe the actual scenery! just talk about it, tell me how you feel!
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rays

an allude to a virus and a snow globed year

As if the world was sleeping

The cars moved

We did not

The stock was spent

But not bought

As the days came and went

They never really passed

Bodies like windows, inside, glassed

snow globed into their homes

Motionless gnomes

An imminent to a transient

“flatten the curve” a needed tangent

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