A poem about the journey of a carbon atom?

Answer 1

Name of my element is Carbon
Its symbol is C,
Everyone uses it somewhere,
Including you and me.

Anywhere you go
It makes a joint,
3823K is called
its melting point.

Its electron configuration is
2s Square and p Square
I tell you this carbon thing is
Almost Everywhere...

Carbon comes in many forms

Hard as diamond, soft as soot

Coal or graphite when we write

And fancy fullerine to boot.

Carbon chains are straight or branched

Or closed to form a ring

Organic compounds these are called

Parts for life they bring.

Coal and oil and fuel gas

Once mined they have much worth

These reservoirs of energy

Were once alive on earth.

When carbon joins with oxygen

It's either two or one

The double causes drinks to fizz

The single one? you're gone.

I mean carbon dioxide's fairly good

Most days it is our friend

But carbon monoxide's something else

One miss can mean the end.

Carbon, oh carbon you are in atomic pantheon
As winter comes and we are cold,
There you are as charcoal.
My dear dear carbon,
You turn the heat on.
When our lady to please is paramount,
Here you are again as beautiful diamond.
For those who'd rather seek our origin
You hide for them to find carbon 13.
Oh Carbon my carbon
for you I'll go on and on

Carbon is the element that is the basis
Of all organic life in all places
It can bond with elements, that's a fact
Over ten million compounds to be exact
When united with a substance like air
Carbon dioxide is created, which is used to prepare
The growth of plants. And when Carbon is combined
With Hydrogen, fuels are made. Diamonds and Graphite are a kind
Of Carbon, where Diamonds are the hardest ever known
And a softer substance than Graphite is unknown
Carbon also has the highest melting grade
And Carbon cannot be artificially made.
Yes, Carbon is truly a great thing
And it should be declared the elemental king.

Carbon

You are one great element
An element that is tetravalent
You're so very common and nonmetallic
Plus you have many forms that are allotropic
Your atomic number is six
With almost every other element, you mix.
The number of your compounds is about ten million.
You've been found on comets and on the sun.
You've got the highest melting point on the table
And by yourself, you're not very stable
At room temperature, you are always a solid,
But at 3500 degrees Celsius, you become a liquid.

stars are the creation of it
many things rely upon it
it creates many beautiful things
it can make any where from tools
to being responsible for making diamond rings
with the hardness of 0.8 mohs
it can break ground where all was lost
when mining you can find it
in many forms it keeps you warm
when you sit and light it
coals, tools, stars and diamonds
no matter how you look at it the top dog is carbon

The years have myriad facets: of moment, of eternity,

of history, and hopeful nights, and days of fears

when all reflective powers did strain to gather certainty.

We are women, we are men, our nature is to see and hear

symphonic lights and rise above mundanity and doubt.

Some rise further and more often, and inspire us with their light --

we marvel at the modesty with which they shine it out,

and, unfaithful, each time we wonder at the brevity of night.

These facets are like windows into lives lived in prosperity

of spirit, or else in poverty of soul. But as we peer

inside our lives, the limit of our aspect always rears

its shadow; only friends can supplement the memory

of good folk, by praising for unceasing hospitality,

and love, kindness, strength, tenderness, fidelity and clarity.

Oh Carbon! Woman's best friend
Without you, love would not end.
You are the source of life on earth
Without you, we would not be
There would be no 'you' and no more 'me'.

Carbon is a woman's best friend-
The ring on her finger, that sparkles and shines
That costs man plenty (along with the wine and the dine)
Is made from diamond, a bright shining carbon
The hardest form (of which there are plenty)
From carbon (like pencils which mark and which grade)
To diamonds and such-like, a rich variety.

A truly useful element, oh carbon, you are
At the heart of the planet
And many a star!

Carbon Monoxide (CO) Week 2: Carbon Cabrona

Smokeless inhales hurt. I cough tar on my shirt. As my black lungs breathe, Shrilling exhales wheeze. Cabrona Falls me Down to My knees. The nicotine cracks My will. My composure Spills. I want This. I must Have this. I sink Into The brink Of madness.

Answer 2

Do it as an acrostic poem, thats the easiest. This is when you use the initial letter of a word to start each line, so you could use CARBON ATOM.

Chemical reactions, cycle of life

Always existing

Reactions around the universe, molecules

Bind with superstrength bonds

Of intrinsic force

Never broken until science came along

All with special properties

Tried and tested and placed in a table

Organised and arranged. labelled and numbered

Made orderly by man

Answer 3

Chemical reactions, cycle of life

Always existing

Reactions around the universe, molecules

Bind with superstrength bonds

Of intrinsic force

Never broken until science came along

All with special properties

Tried and tested and placed in a table

Organised and arranged. labelled and numbered

Made orderly by man

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