Showing posts with label generations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label generations. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 January 2020

Generations

Three landline telephones rest on a stone surface. On the left is a black rotary dial phone, in the middle a lime green push-button touchtone phone, and on the right a digital cordless phone rests in its cradle.
So your generation changed the world?
You protested war, camped at Greenham.
You fought in wars for freedom, or wars of imperialism.
You dodged the draft, you called for peace.
So your generation changed the world?
With the summer of love, you called for change.
The sexual revolution, women’s liberation.
You saw what could be, and worked to make it real.
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