Best Hydrocarbon Poems

carbon has two allotropes
one is graphite-one is diamond
you are one-you are diamond
shines for me shines by me
having you is a miracle
we are known by the...

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     Blinking lights,
Grey faces
         worn down by
   an endless chain
of encounters...

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Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.
In the Vietnam war between 1965 and 1972 U.S. troops used a substance known as napalm
napalm...

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I gave whatever you wanted-
Thy but took me for granted-
Neither you paid attention to the appall
This is an important call
Your earth I am, you dear...

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Justified Homicide

While words roll on and cameras turn
The sea beats the "saviours" and the fires burn
Within the depths of the watery grave
Of men not old,...

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Carbon, deep, deep black in one form
Refracting light in another 
Symbols of energy and wealth
Yet, still the same carbon on the inside
Three handed creature
Grasping hydrogen...

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They will make
glass cells
filled with small
bugs that
believe in tiny universes.
They will
harvest the hydrocarbon
gasses bugs 
spawn from the sunlight
to heat their coffee cups....

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A vivarium is neither a plant or an epic entry. Instead of entry-level why not try a bulbous flow? Why? Why is a  savvy...

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The bing bang motor of a zoom car in motion is a crusted carcass frame. But ridden is getting quite giddy at altitudes over seventeen...

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