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The Chemical conviction

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The Chemical conviction by Emily Dickinson

 The Chemical conviction
That Nought be lost
Enable in Disaster
My fractured Trust --

The Faces of the Atoms
If I shall see
How more the Finished Creatures
Departed me!

Form: Free verse

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