Heavy metals make you dumb.
Arsenic, Gold, Plumbum.
Those metals take from the dome.
Why not try nickle, iron, or chrome?
Chlorine, sulfur, and radon will take away your breath.
Carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen can make meth.
While mercury, zinc, and copper were known to the boomers,
lithium, silicon, and titanium were just late bloomers.
Categories:
radon, education, science,
Form: Free verse
bats in the attic
spiders on the floor
nobody stops to see me no more
bugs in the kitchen
termites in the wall
wont be long till the old house fall
radon no worry
pollution no care
wind blows through cleans out the air
possum on the ground
raccoon in the tree
their all in the house sleeping with me
gas line broke
it won't be long
till the end of the house end of the song
Categories:
radon, fun, home, song,
Form: Light Verse
Frack off!
Radon in my water, killing me
Arsenic in by veins, making me cough
Cuardilla, ruining my tea
Killing the cows
In Fylde I protest
No fracking here!
Go away
I want to dedicate this to all those farms affected by the fracking crisis!
I hope your water will be drinkable soon xxxx
Categories:
radon, abuse, angst, appreciation, farm,
Form: Acrostic
spin the lamp all the way down,
lay low the polio eradic skyline.
down to where beds exit through
lime hollow eyelids.
saint isotope on a pillowcase full
of bright neurons.
the mineral vertebrates standing
upright in the name of science shuffle
like ghost in florescent gowns.
a quick flutter of the eyelash and the
spirit returns to liquid.
microwave membranes lying on soft satin,
buzzing radon hewn pixels.
they float like tangerine slices in orange jellow.
strange apron grandmother for a god.
chernobol piety.... long robed orthodox priest
wandering through octane green forest nights.
Categories:
radon, allegory, places, grandmother,
Form: Blank verse
Wander through the trench of bodies,
torch held high, the volley's prose.
Overhead the sun still shown,
heat and radon, Oh';
the bliss alight,
the corpses mount come first midnight.
Thus we take the bodies,
the mountainous trench of bodies,
we take them down from whence they fell
and bury their stories for some to tell.
The laborious task to cleanse the streets,
for come midday the feat repeats;
and come midnight again;
we grab our shovels and bury the dead.
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Author notes: As the sun intensifies and summer brings it's heat to bare, I think of the
people without shelter or roof, or shade to hide by. Having to sustain heat stroke by the
minute, all to satisfy the cavalier apathy of those unwilling and incapable of being
bothered by the suffering of others.
Categories:
radon, death, life, nature, people,
Form: I do not know?
Chlorine
Oxygen
Uranium
Radon
Titanium
Element
Sulfur
Yttrium
Categories:
radon, school, science
Form: Acrostic
stones in the heavens which do not migrate
but crumble down to the earth.
cortez crumbling...crumbling futher down.
playing dice on the street corner with all
the other half shaded stone icons.
mother mary in the summer heat
melts in a red dress of wax across
the square cobbled plaza..
quicker than a soul flight burning radon red,
the plumed serpent god flies over tin
metal and cardboard canopies.
with his passport in his back pocket he heads
north searching for a little luck.
i saw him once you know, he was standing
very still on one leg in a small garden
outside a trailor park in woodland washington.
he came in the year of an el-nino and landed
next to a two tone painted el camino.
the sun glissened off of the two of them
in a fantastic brilliance.
return of the dorsoflexion criss crossed sun.
return of the meso-mythic pinnicle..
Categories:
radon, cowboy-western,
Form: I do not know?