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Geology poem

Earth's lower mantle

is composed of magnesium iron silicate.

The lower mantle is 2000 kilometers thick,

so magnesium iron silicate makes up 38 percent

of the Earth's entire volume

leaving it the most common of our minerals

 

but You,

You are not magnesium iron silicate.

You are painite, our rarest kind of mineral.

You are painite reflecting all that is good and bright in the world.

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Written by
chris-t
Published
Dec 14, 2015
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Edit later gotta study for finals

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#science#rocks#geology
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