Short Carbon Poems
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Earth,
Planet
Of carbon
Life forms; spins fast,
Three sixty five days
And half, a year.
Freely spins;
Happy
Ball.
Today some orphans get soppy
And shed a tear on a poppy
Though they never met
Their dad was a vet
And there was no carbon copy
Global warming caused my cancer;
Here I thought my lack of shirts.
Carbon footprint’s karmic answer:
Carcinoma, just desserts.
Gnarled hands stained by carbon seams
Harsh life etched into burning eyes
Yet tenderness turned wood
In delicate designs declaring devotion.
Somewhere
In a cave
She sits
Carbon stained fingers
Drawing
A poem
Disproportioned figures
Dancing
As a moon
Rises
Over arched
Stones
Increased carbon dioxide emissions
Fuel catastrophic climate premonitions
Though reductions based on volition
Are toasted with suspicion
Gentle wind
Blowing
Ashes
Me
Dust
Carbon
Atoms
Be
Of earth
Sun
Moon
Sea
Proton
Neutron
Quark
Free
The Rust of Values
Carbon breaths
Ink less goose feathers
Blunt boys knives
Dry kisses of Girls
In ending corners
Left only with
The rust of values .
Compressed carbon is called Diamond
Cut land in water is called Island
Beaten copper is Wire
Love bitten man- Lover
Compressed, cut n’ beaten man is Husband
Carbon is life to a tree.
Without carbon, there would be no tree.
God set it up this way, you see
and, the tree depends on you and me !
Copyright McCuen 2008
Behold me as I wield the carbon sword,
cleaving reality as if a fraying cord.
In noble valor I make my timeless stand,
against the demons spawned by my own hand.
the clotting of her
soup hydrogen soup carbon
timebomb becomes blood
the bleaching of hair
black turn brown then back to red
timebomb becomes blood
6/22/19
The light splash was blue and white
liquid reflection of crystal was The delight
The diamond was breaking its bond
flawless was The clarity and
colorless was The beauty
carbon dioxide
methane
political hot air
Greta alert
David alert
parochial apathy
fossil fuel
Indian blockade
dinosaurs cop out
16 November 2021
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You only notice the sparkle--
The way she became shinier.
Have you ever wondered
How she was able to shimmer?
This precious gem
Was once a black carbon
Turned into a worthy emblem.
Diamonds
Precious rock
Dazzling, delighting, dispersing
Allotrope of carbon, Unbreakable in ancient Greek
Igniting, Sparkling, Glistening
Characteristic lustre
Gemstone
Amid great darkness
A beautiful light appeared
Carbon filaments
Incandescently lighting
Moving man out of darkness
Compressed carbon is always termed diamond
Cut land in the water is called island
Beaten copper is wire
Love bitten man, lover
Compressed, cut n’ beaten man is husband
October.20.2022
Frequent flying will leave the Earth dead.
Driving cars means disaster ahead.
And we must give up meat
or our maker we’ll meet.
So it’s settled: we're staying in bed.
I set alight a fire burning bright
It was a blaze of hope, of faith
Having no tinder, I thought I might
Burn my heart; and smoke billowed, wraith.
I whittled at the carbon fuel, chipping as its lathe.
the tree breaths in - carbon dioxide from mans creativity
man breaths in fresh air - from the trees God created - giving mankind life
Contest: Ku duet
Sponsored by: Silent One
Date Created: 12/28/2019
There are people who are
accustomed to lie so vitally
as the air they breathe ...
They can't stand truth ...
That for them is the same as
if it were carbon dioxide ...!
The little white house
one hollow, pale May
gapes wide dark bowels
devours a prized race.
Screams in the black
tunes and sweet song.
Hair to power looms
Last waltz of souls
in carbon streaked flames.
circular bands of pathetic
misfortunes broken
by the empowering
stretch of mighty
hands
clandestine candles of hope
reverse into an open
nest of trust
we are elements of carbon
hydrogen and sulphur...
Form:
Dusk to dawn and dawn to dusk
Turns carbon chassis into withered husk
Faded breaths fade from memory
Must this be our destiny?
Time may yet erode the flesh and bone
But lifeless words lives on in slabs of stone