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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Born an American on eighth month Stanley Allen Meyer, a man worth, Designed technology of water fuel cell Machines which as the perpetual motion. Thing that retrofitted in automobile Water as fuel instead of gasoline, Cell which splits water's element Hydrogen and oxygen purportedly. Mixture of gases with specified ratios Result of reaction came Hydrogen gas Burnt to seperate water molecules, Violating the laws of Thermodynamics. Thus, his perpetual motion works, The term known, Electrolytic cells. Electricity, a chemical redox reaction Which got patent in Nineteen-ninety. Use of "Water fuel cell assembly" Portrays fuel cell wall capacitor Single unit producing fuel gas, That's the method of his invention. Ohio TV station turned the destiny His invention termed as fraudulent Two investors brought out dealerships Came as witness for "lame excuse". Claimed of using Electrolysis Committed fraud, "gross and egregious" Dollor of twent-five thousand, Repay them quick, court ordered. With Belgian investors at restaurant "They poisonef me" He shouted. Ran out, gained his death It's over of a cerebral aneurysm. An hour of death came to both Meyer with his invention's death, No other restriction, no royalty, His work incorporated long ago. The car that ran on water Sank on it's master death A legend's history people unaware, Invention which had Meyer's depth.
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