breaking news 1: CHEMICAL EXPLOSION, 1969
HCL an acid devours pennies to make dimes. The gas maybe poisonous, no one was told. Often explosions happen to point that sight is lost with flaring glass flasks shards sharp slice and dice eyes that now only see white light.
Yes. One boy lost sight in one eye due to this. A lot of sadness, recrimination. Thanks for reading, Richard.
The balance you’ve struck between two contrasting destructive forces—explosion and entropy—is brilliant. This is a wonderful piece.
Thank you, Andrew! Appreciate.
You've flashed us your past to illustrate the unpredictable and explosive nature of life on this planet.
Another poem that made me hold my breath until it was over.
HCL an acid devours pennies to make dimes. The gas maybe poisonous, no one was told. Often explosions happen to point that sight is lost with flaring glass flasks shards sharp slice and dice eyes that now only see white light.
Yes. One boy lost sight in one eye due to this. A lot of sadness, recrimination. Thanks for reading, Richard.
The balance you’ve struck between two contrasting destructive forces—explosion and entropy—is brilliant. This is a wonderful piece.
Thank you, Andrew! Appreciate.
You've flashed us your past to illustrate the unpredictable and explosive nature of life on this planet.
Another poem that made me hold my breath until it was over.