British poet and speculative fiction writer recently got a little creative with the Periodic Table, writing one haiku for each element.
Carbon
Show-stealing diva,
throw yourself at anyone,
decked out in diamonds.
Silicon
Locked in rock and sand,
age upon age
awaiting the digital dawn.
Strontium
Deadly bone seeker
released by Fukushima;
your sweet days long gone.
You can access the complete Elemental haiku here.
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This is really interesting. i am writing a paper on the Periodic Table. I would have liked it better if you mentioned titanium as it being my favorite element. if i were to rate this article, I would give it a 4 star.
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i really like the because it tell you more about the elements and i have more information about element